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Microsoft accelerates Quantum Safe Program to 2029
Microsoft has moved its Quantum Safe Program target to 2029 because cryptographically relevant quantum computers could arrive sooner than previously expected. The update underscores the need for organizations to begin preparing now against harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks and future quantum decryption threats.
TeraWulf Signs $19B Anthropic Lease for 401MW AI Campus
TeraWulf signed a 20-year lease with Anthropic for a 401 MW AI data center campus in Kentucky expected to generate $19 billion in revenue, while selling its Texas JV stake for $530 million. The deal validates TeraWulf's pivot from crypto mining to AI infrastructure and sent shares up more than 16% in premarket trading.
Microsoft pulls forward quantum-safe encryption deadline to 2029
Microsoft is accelerating its quantum-safe security roadmap to transition critical products and services to post-quantum cryptography by 2029. The move reflects advances in quantum computing that have shifted the risk horizon for "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks sooner than previously expected.
Hackers Exploit RCE Flaws in Qinglong Scheduler for Cryptomining
Hackers chain two authentication bypass flaws in Qinglong versions 2.20.1 and older for RCE and cryptomining since early February. Snyk reports ongoing attacks on exposed panels, with a proper fix only in recent PR #2941.
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Cathie Wood added to her SpaceX stake after the shares fell to a post-IPO low. The move follows recent weakness in the private stock.
Brian Chesky said his X account was hacked after an attacker posted an AI-generated thread on tokenization. He regained control and told new crypto followers he would be a disappointing follow.
A macOS malware strain hijacks Telegram sessions to decrypt crypto wallets or phish recovery phrases from users. SlowMist reports the campaign targets credential theft and fake apps.
OkoBot deploys more than 20 payloads in attacks aimed at crypto wallet seed phrases, credentials, and other data. The framework is said to focus on stealthy credential theft across targeted systems.
Jamf Threat Labs identified CrashStealer, macOS malware that impersonates Apple's crash reporting framework to steal browser data, passwords, keychain items, and crypto wallets.
Russian hackers tracked as UAT-11795 are reportedly trojanizing WebEx and Zoom installers to spread the Starland RAT backdoor for credential and crypto theft.
New Mac malware reportedly mimics crash reports to request user passwords and access password managers plus crypto wallets.
CrashStealer is new macOS malware that reportedly disguises itself as Apple's crash reporting tool to steal credentials, keychain data, and crypto wallets.
Injective Labs' SDK on npm was reportedly compromised after a GitHub repo breach, with a malicious package stealing cryptocurrency wallet keys and seed phrases.