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Malicious Injective SDK Package Found in npm Stealing Crypto WalletsSecurity

Malicious Injective SDK Package Found in npm Stealing Crypto Wallets

Cybercriminals compromised the official GitHub repository of Injective Labs and exploited it to publish a malicious package in the Node Package Manager (npm) registry. This package was specifically designed to steal private keys and mnemonic seed phrases from users' cryptocurrency wallets. The incident highlights the vulnerabilities in software supply chains and underscores the critical need for enhanced dependency monitoring in developer projects.

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NTT Docomo Launches Financial Holding with User-Centric ApproachBusiness

NTT Docomo Launches Financial Holding with User-Centric Approach

Japanese telecom giant NTT Docomo has officially launched Docomo Financial Group, a dedicated financial holding designed to streamline user interactions with banking and payment services. By eliminating complex procedures and expanding support points, the initiative leverages Docomo’s extensive retail network to offer convenient, transparent, and cost-effective financial solutions. The project aims to create an ecosystem where all financial tools operate cohesively, accessible in one place for everyday use.

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AWOL Valerion 4K Projector: Up to 37% Off on Amazon Prime DayHardware

AWOL Valerion 4K Projector: Up to 37% Off on Amazon Prime Day

Summer heat drives users indoors, making home entertainment essential. The AWOL Valerion 4K projector transforms any room into a cinema, delivering stunning visuals for movies, sports, and concerts. During Amazon Prime Day, it’s available at up to 37% off, making premium home theater experiences more affordable.

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Anthropic Unveils Claude Reflect: AI Usage Analytics ToolArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Unveils Claude Reflect: AI Usage Analytics Tool

Anthropic has launched Claude Reflect, a feature designed to analyze and optimize user interactions with its AI assistant, Claude. The tool provides year-long usage statistics, categorizing tasks such as document creation, planning, analytics, and other scenarios. Reflect also offers recommendations for new ways to leverage Claude in work or daily tasks. Available across all pricing tiers, including the free plan, the feature requires the Memory option to be enabled in settings.

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OpenAI Releases GPT-5.6 and Introduces ChatGPT Work for BusinessArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Releases GPT-5.6 and Introduces ChatGPT Work for Business

OpenAI has officially launched its latest language model, GPT-5.6, following regulatory approval. Alongside the release, the company introduced ChatGPT Work, a solution designed to automate office tasks. The tool integrates with popular services such as Slack, Gmail, and Google Drive, enabling users to generate documents, spreadsheets, and presentations based on context from workplace applications. Access to the new features will initially be available to macOS and Windows desktop app users, as well as corporate and educational clients.

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Microsoft Implements AI for Faster Vulnerability Detection in WindowsSecurity

Microsoft Implements AI for Faster Vulnerability Detection in Windows

Microsoft is adopting a new AI-driven cybersecurity strategy for Windows, implementing automated tools for early vulnerability detection to expedite critical patch releases. This approach has already helped identify and resolve 16 vulnerabilities, including four critical ones, in the May security update. The shift aims to reduce the time between vulnerability discovery and user protection, a priority amid the rising speed of AI-powered cyberattacks.

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Ollama Secures $65M and Reaches 9M UsersArtificial intelligence

Ollama Secures $65M and Reaches 9M Users

Ollama, a leading open-source tool for developers to run AI models on local devices, has closed a $65 million Series B funding round. Led by Theory Ventures, the round brings the company's total funding to $88 million since its 2023 launch. With nearly 9 million monthly active developers—including 85% of Fortune 500 corporations—Ollama simplifies AI model deployment through both free and paid cloud-based solutions. The platform abstracts hardware limitations, enabling developers to focus on application development rather than infrastructure management.

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Nvidia Unveils GeForce Trading Cards Series 1 CollectiblesHardware

Nvidia Unveils GeForce Trading Cards Series 1 Collectibles

Nvidia has announced the launch of its first GeForce Trading Cards Series 1, a limited-edition collectible set celebrating the history of graphics processors and brand tech demos. The collection includes 11 unique designs, featuring legendary GPUs like NV1, GeForce 256, GeForce 3, and the RTX 2080 Ti (Cyberpunk 2077 edition), alongside iconic tech demos such as Chameleon, Medusa, and Bubble. Each card mimics a PCIe slot with a printed circuit board aesthetic, complete with the GeForce logo and individual numbering.

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Slate Unveils $25K Electric Pickup with Bold Crayola RedesignHardware

Slate Unveils $25K Electric Pickup with Bold Crayola Redesign

Slate, the company behind a budget-friendly $25,000 electric pickup, has teamed up with Crayola to introduce a striking new series. The collaboration merges automotive innovation with iconic color palettes, making eco-friendly transport more visually appealing. Buyers can expect bold, crayon-inspired hues that stand out on the road. The first models will hit the market in the coming months, reinforcing Slate’s commitment to accessible electric mobility.

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Google Photos Introduces AI-Powered Stylized Video Creation with Gemini OmniArtificial intelligence

Google Photos Introduces AI-Powered Stylized Video Creation with Gemini Omni

Google has unveiled Video Remix in Google Photos, an AI-driven tool that enables users to generate stylized videos from their photos and footage with minimal effort. Powered by the Gemini Omni model, the feature automates complex edits like lighting adjustments, background replacement, animated effects, and artistic styles such as watercolor or graphite. Designed for accessibility, it offers pre-built templates for quick content creation, making professional-grade video editing available to non-experts.

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Anthropic Introduces AI Usage Analysis Feature in ClaudeArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Introduces AI Usage Analysis Feature in Claude

Anthropic has launched Reflect, a new tool for its Claude chatbot that enables users to track and analyze their AI interaction habits. The feature visualizes discussion topics, usage frequency, and common tasks delegated to AI. Reflect not only highlights how deeply Claude is integrated into daily work but also encourages reflection on the necessity of AI adoption. By providing actionable insights, it helps users optimize workflows while promoting mindful technology use.

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Intel Prepares 28-Core Nova Lake-S Processors for Dunlow PlatformHardware

Intel Prepares 28-Core Nova Lake-S Processors for Dunlow Platform

Intel is advancing its Nova Lake-S processor lineup for the upcoming Dunlow platform, featuring up to 28 cores. These chips target budget servers and workstations, diverging from high-end desktop solutions with 52 cores. The Dunlow platform will succeed the current Catlow, supporting dual-channel DDR5 memory and the new LGA1954 socket with a 95W thermal design power (TDP).

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