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The security firm published a technical post-mortem of the Orchard counterfeiting flaw, detailing how a missing circuit constraint could have minted undetectable shielded ZEC and why it evaded audits from 2022 until this month's patch.
Read full articleZcash miner Fortitude Mining Holdings has secured a path to the public markets through an all-stock merger with HeartSciences, a transaction that will place the crypto mining company on the Nasdaq without a traditional IPO. According to a joint announcement…
Fortitude Mining Holdings and Heartsciences have agreed to an all-stock business combination that would bring a DCG-owned zcash (ZEC) mining platform to the Nasdaq Capital Market under the proposed ticker TUDE. The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions, including approval by Heartsciences shareholders. After closing, […]
The all-stock deal gives Fortitude a Nasdaq listing while HeartSciences retains its healthcare business and existing shareholders keep a minority stake.
THORChain resumes trading after security upgrades and extensive vault checks. New recovery tools and keyshare verification strengthen network protection. Monero and Zcash integrations aim to expand cross-chain trading options. THORChain has resumed trading operations after more than a month offline following a security incident that disrupted network activity. The decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol restored core […] The post THORChain Returns After Month-Long Shutdown With Major Upgrades Ahead appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
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Stung by a surge in cyberattacks that have run amok in developer environments, GitHub has strengthened the security of actions/checkout to block ‘pwn request’ attacks that exploit insecure use of the pull_request_target workflow trigger to run an attacker’s code with the workflow’s full privileges. Announced on June 18, actions/checkout v7 now automatically blocks and fails workflows when used inside pull_request_target or workflow_run events when attempting to fetch unreviewed fork pull request code. From now on, the only away around these checks will be for developers to implement an opt out by adding an explicit allow-unsafe-pr-checkout to actions/checkout, GitHub said in its V7 changelog. The change signals the beginning of a new ‘secure by default’ era in which security will be defined by the GitHub system rather than being left to discretion of developers. As part of that effort, on July 16, the new defaults will be backported to all supported major versions. “Workflows pinned to
Reports say Taiko faced a $1.7M bridge-related exploit tied to verification issues, putting Ethereum L2 security back in focus.
