European company Qivalis has received authorization from the Dutch central bank to operate as an electronic money institution (EMI). This license paves the way for the issuance of a regulated stablecoin pegged to the euro.

Long-term holders of the leading cryptocurrency have increased the movement of older coins. One reason is the recent incident with Ledger.

Small AI models may soon learn to autonomously replicate on commercial IoT devices like Android TV boxes without data center access, according to Anthropic.

A wave of cyberattacks on South Korea’s financial sector has reached crypto exchanges.

On October 12, The Information reported that OpenAI is in talks to revive its video generator Sora, potentially transferring the technology to an unnamed startup developing AI tools for film production.

Ledger said a hardware implant found in a CryptoBilis customer’s wallet captured the recovery phrase and sent it to attackers over LTE, according to a security update.

The High Court in London ruled that the claims of Chinese investors to 61,000 BTC seized by British police must be considered under Chinese law.

Unknown hackers breached the refrigeration control systems in hundreds of French supermarkets, remotely setting the devices to continuous defrost mode. This led to food spoilage and fires. The attack was confirmed by Dominique Schelcher, head of the Coopérative U retail chain.

On October 13, South Korea’s KOSPI index fell by 5.46% to 6035.35 points. Investors sold off shares of chip manufacturers due to concerns over increasing competition in the semiconductor industry and the sustainability of the AI boom.

On October 12, Meta introduced two AI models — Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. The company described them as the most powerful in its lineup.