People keep posting the snippet from DPRK but yall missing the beauty of the full statement. 😄 Pyongyang, November 3 (KCNA) -- Kim Yo Jong, department director of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, released the following press statement on November 2: Recently, the cryptocurrency worth billions of U.S. dollars was stolen at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange "Binance". As regards this extra-large incident, the U.S. has made a trite provocation of linking it with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea again. The FBI is trying to brand the DPRK as a "cyber criminal state", claiming that it obtained information that a hacking organization "supported" by the DPRK was involved in the incident. But the U.S. assertion is an absurd rhetoric and nothing new. This is not the first time that the U.S. has attempted to spread misunderstanding of the DPRK in the international community, blindly linking the DPRK with the "cyber crime" incidents whenever they occur on an international scale. Last year, the U.S. also tried to blame the DPRK for the hacking incident at the cryptocurrency exchange called "Bybit". It is a grave political provocation against the DPRK that the U.S. misleads the international public opinion as if all the cyber crimes in different parts of the world are our deeds. This is a sinister attempt to damage the international image of the DPRK and undermine its dignity and national prestige and another grave violation of the sovereignty of the DPRK in the new sphere. It is the consistent policy stand of the DPRK government to resolutely oppose all sorts of malicious acts in cyberspace, the wealth common to the mankind, and resolutely reject any attempt to politicize the cyber issue and use it as a means of interfering in the internal affairs with other countries. The international community needs to recall once again the fact that as soon as the present U.S. administration took office last year, it announced that it would confiscate illegally stolen cryptocurrency assets and use them as a state's strategic reserve. If it carefully examines who will get the large amount of the so-called stolen cryptocurrency when the latter is retrieved, it may get a clue about who is behind the hacking incident. On this occasion, we confirmed Washington's hostile attitude toward the DPRK once again and are closely monitoring a variety of persistent provocations of the U.S. against our state. We have issues to reconsider in diverse aspects as regards the very unpleasant U.S. hostile attitude. -0-

I don't think people can understand the scale of how big this hack was. The prior biggest hack ever was Bybit @ ~$1.5 billion. In the hours following this hack, 2x that amount was *frozen.* And theres still more than that that wasn't frozen. It's completely insane. 😭

It’s not cypherpunk LMAO. It’s pussy fucking centralized shit that doesn’t work, isn’t secure, and can barely fill a fucking order for the one entity still using you: thieves and money launderers. Build something useful for people or, yes, fucking fail. But don’t you dare be a fucking bitch and say it’s cypherpunk It’s not.

The #1# reason you don't want to launder money for DPRK is that DPRK will absolutely hack you. RIP Bitget. TraderTraitor says thank you for your service. 0xCbCfd64A96837D874943641fc9BA159C10d6CC80 -> 0xA0772d6E70D2c97CFB70628C7B00f666A6476feb

"I do not care about the United States of America as a nation, I care about its principles" Erik Voorhees on the AI race between the US and China "I'm not a nationalist at all. I care about principles, specifically the good ones related to individual freedom, privacy, these kinds of things" "If Chinese models better express those principles, then I care more about the Chinese models than I do about the American models" "I don't think America deserves to win anything if it simply closes down markets so others can't compete with it, or if it puts in regulations that require the ability to watch everyone's inference feeds" "America is going down a pretty dark dystopian path of trying to control everyone"

Stripe just paid billions for OpenRouter, the neutral router crypto-AI runs on. @ErikVoorhees of Venice is on Uneasy Money right now, telling @kain + @tayvano_ what it means when a payments giant owns the stack.

In case you missed it, the spree of supply chain attacks visited Rust, hitting arrayref (245+ million downloads all time) Our Threat Center Advisory went out to customers a while ago. I wasn't going to blog ... and then we saw the DPRK connection 🇰🇵🤜🦀

Stripe just bought OpenRouter, the router much of crypto-AI runs on. @ErikVoorhees of Venice joins @kain and @tayvano_ to ask who really owns the AI stack now, and why Venice raised equity while leaving its token alone. Today at 4pm ET

The CEO of the testing company posted yesterday about their involvement in all the incidents involving Anthropic, Meta, and OpenAI. I expected him to take responsibility for what the company caused, draw conclusions from what happened, and explain how they plan to move forward. Instead, he talks about how AI is basically to blame for everything, how none of it was their fault, and how dangerous AI is, as if AI were an independent entity rather than a technology that people are responsible for controlling and using properly. Overall, the message seems to be to blame AI for everything rather than take personal and organizational responsibility for what happened.

🚨SCAM ALERT🚨 SafePal just had a data breach. They had all of their customer data leaked: Name, Address, E-Mail, Phone, Order Number, Order Specifications everything. Earlier, I received a call from a number "No Caller Id" claiming to be from SafePal. Usually, I wouldn't pick up, but I am glad that I did. The SafePal "Risk Concierge Person" at first started saying that the batch which I ordered a bunch of S1 Wallets from last year, had been found faulty and an immediate firmware update was due. At first, I denied. I said I had no SafePal device. Then they corrected me, citing my exact home address and order date and what I ordered exactly. I froze. They asked me to check my email, which should include the steps I needed to complete to update my firmware. That email, again, showed my exact order number and address, asking you to visit a zonos(.)com link. For the record, @Zonos is an official E-Commerce platform used by SafePal to manage cross-border logistics. That means, SafePal's supply chain has been completely compromised. SafePal has issued ZERO warnings or statements regarding this. People are literally getting calls from people who know where they live and what they bought. This is a major physical security risk. @zachxbt @SafePal

@SafePal, someone called me saying that the device I ordered is faulty and needed a firmware update. The person knew all details of the order including the physical address and sent me an email for the "firmware upgrade".

This should be some kind of social experiment In December 2025 I redeemed a @jumperapp perk for a SafePal wallet. It never arrived!!! Today I got the email telling me my order data was part of a breach. Lmao