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Hackers are moving from smart contract vulnerabilities to exploiting human behavioural weaknesses, according to the co-founder of Web3 cybersecurity firm CertiK.

An AI engineer at xAI resigned after refusing to delete an X post ranking AI models, including the forthcoming Grok 3, sparking a free speech debate.

Several Ethereum users took the recent critical bug incident as a clear example of the need for client diversity, which is currently skewed toward Geth.

Pedro Magalhães, a blockchain developer who claims to have reverse-engineered Brazil’s pilot CBDC has found code that would allow accounts to be frozen or drained at will.

Having placed its intellectual property onto the Ethereum blockchain, CODE is being introduced to bridge between the legacy business world and the decentralized paradigm on the platform in a way that protects both the token issuer and token holders from potential liability.