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Ledger CTO Confirms Ethereum App Bug Fixed Two Weeks Ago

According to Foresight News, Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet confirmed on August 24 that an Ethereum app bug has been fixed. The vulnerability, which involved a specific signing process, was discovered by Ledger's Donjon security team using an AI vulnerability research tool and was patched two weeks
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GateNews·08-24 02:41
Ledger CTO Confirms Ethereum App Bug Fixed Two Weeks Ago

Term Finance lost $8.5 million due to a governance vulnerability; its LP veto mechanism failed.

Ethereum fixed-rate lending protocol Term Finance’s Strategy Vaults were attacked through a governance vulnerability on Aug. 24, with approximately $8.5 million withdrawn by an unknown attacker. Term Labs posted on X that it had identified a governance vulnerability affecting the Term vaults, but so far has not disclosed which governance role the attacker exploited or explained why the timelock and LP veto failed to prevent the transaction. Design Architecture of the Seven-Day Timelock and LP Ve
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Bisc·08-24 02:39
Term Finance治理漏洞損失850萬美元

Paymentscan: Crypto card spending reached $1.04 billion in July, more than doubling year over year

Paymentscan tracking data shows that crypto card spending reached $1.04 billion in July 2026, surpassing the $1 billion threshold for the first time and more than doubling from $306 million during the same period last year. Approximately 70% of the more than 10 million tracked transactions were funded by dollar-pegged stablecoins, while the average transaction size rose from $59 a year ago to $86, reflecting a shift in spending from large withdrawals to everyday small purchases such as groceries
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Bisc·08-24 02:31
加密卡7月消費達10.4億美元年增逾兩倍