Ethereum's biggest 'sandwich' bot drained of $7.5 million in ironic exploit

Ethereum’s Most Notorious Sandwich Bot Loses $7.5 Million in Stunning Counter-Honeypot Attack

One of Ethereum’s most infamous maximal extractable value (MEV) operators has suffered a dramatic reversal of fortune after losing more than 7.5 million in what security researchers describe as a sophisticated counter-honeypot exploit. The victim, Jaredfromsubway.eth, is widely regarded as the largest sandwich bot operator on Ethereum and has generated enormous profits by exploiting decentralized exchange trades through front-running and back-running strategies. According to blockchain security firm Blockaid, the bot was manipulated into approving attacker-controlled contracts that were later used to drain its treasury holdings. The incident has quickly become one of the most talked-about stories in the crypto industry,

This Pharmaceutical Giant Just Poured $11 Billion on an Acquisition. Time to Buy?

AbbVie knows how to plan ahead.

$29.9 Million: Why Walmart’s Former CEO Took Home the Biggest Payday of Any Grocery Retailer Last Year

The executive beat out leaders from Target and Albertsons.

“No One Even Texted Me”: Man Walks Out of His Chaotic Job at Lunchtime and Exposes a Mind-Boggling Corporate Disorganization Crisis

This guy's company sounds like a total disaster! The post “No One Even Texted Me”: Man Walks Out of His Chaotic Job at Lunchtime and Exposes a Mind-Boggling Corporate Disorganization Crisis appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Tata Electronics breach claims to expose Apple and Tesla trade secrets

A ransomware group says it lifted more than 630 gigabytes from the Indian manufacturer, including purported design files belonging to two of its biggest customers. The authenticity of those files is unconfirmed. India’s Tata Electronics has confirmed that it detected a cybersecurity incident on some of its systems a few weeks ago, after a ransomware [] This story continues at The Next Web

SK Hynix raises $26.5bn in US market debut

South Korean memory chipmaker completes largest-ever US listing by a foreign company

Meet Ben Lamm: The billionaire CEO trying to bring back the woolly mammoth with a $10.2 billion startup

Meet Ben Lamm: The billionaire CEO trying to bring back the woolly mammoth with a $10.2 billion startup

How a deepfake of Marco Rubio exposed the alarming ease of AI voice scams

With just 15 seconds of audio, hackers can now launch convincing deepfake scams—targeting CEOs, employees, and even world leaders.

The trademark scam that could have handed Linux to a stranger demanding 10% royalties

Linus Torvalds had to sue to get his own name back.

Samsung Soars as Chip Stocks Slide | Open Interest 7/7/2026

Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on Bloomberg Open Interest. Samsung posts record profits, but chip stocks slide as investors demand even more from the AI trade. SpaceX heads for the Nasdaq 100, while some look for ways to avoid the name. Rising Strait of Hormuz tensions add fresh risk as President Trump arrives at NATO. Plus, BlackRock’s Jean Boivin on AI’s biggest winners, Amazon’s AI spending debate, and the 14.5 billion chip chemicals deal reshaping MA. (Source: Bloomberg)

The 'Boss Scam': Hackers target CEOs and firms

The 'Boss Scam': Hackers target CEOs and firms

This Week's Market Wrap: AI Memory Shock, Crude Cracks, And Data Boxes In The Fed

This Week's Market Wrap: AI Memory Shock, Crude Cracks, And Data Boxes In The Fed

Microsoft and Amazon fall sharply while semiconductors soar

CommSec’s James Gruber has commented on Microsoft and Amazon’s sharp overnight fall on Wall Street. “Underneath the surface though, there was a lot happening,” Mr Gruber told Sky News Australia. The giant tech stocks – the magnificent seven which includes Microsoft and Amazon and so on – every one of them was down overnight quite sharply while another part of the tech sector soared, and that was semiconductors. “Micron, for instance, was up 16 per cent after its result the day before.” Presented by CommSec.

THIS IS NOT A DRILL: Aerodrome Slipstream Is Printing Millionaires at 2,906% APY — And You’re Still…

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Tech giants hit with lawsuit alleging collusion over RAM prices

Three major tech companies are being sued over allegations that they’ve been colluding to drive up the prices of RAM. In a class-action lawsuit filed in the California Northern District Court, 14 individuals and three businesses accuse the world’s largest RAM manufacturers in the world — Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron — of producing artificial []

Elon Musk is no longer a trillionaire as SpaceX value plunges

SpaceX has seen it’s value drop by around a trillion dollars in just a week. Elon Musk’s spell as the world’s first ever trillionaire lasted less than two weeks, after a sharp sell-off in SpaceX and Tesla shares saw his fortune drop. Earlier this month, Musk’s wealth hit 13-figures thanks to the SpaceX IPO. When the company []

57 AI billionaires are worth $320 billion combined

A new analysis from FutureSearch's wealth study of AI billionaires counts 57 AI billionaires worldwide, worth a combined 320 billion — and almost none of that fortune has anything to do with a PhD. Chip designer Chen Tianshi of Cambricon Technologies tops the list at 40 billion, followed by OpenAI president Greg Brockman (28 billion) and DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng (27 billion). — Read the rest The post 57 AI billionaires are worth 320 billion combined appeared first on Boing Boing.

SpaceX’s $600 billion plunge erased nearly half of bitcoin’s market cap in three days.

SpaceX’s $600 billion plunge erased nearly half of bitcoin’s market cap in three days.

Micron, Intel, and AMD soared last quarter, adding more than $2 trillion in market cap

The three chipmakers are now the 10th, 11th, and 12th most valuable U.S. tech companies as investors broaden AI bets

Ticker Take: The Biggest Mistakes Investors Make

What a fun conversation! I sat down with Jon Erlichman (formerly of Bloomberg, now at Ticker Take) to discuss the biggest mistakes investors make. Here is the overview: Most investing advice tells you what to buy. Barry Ritholtz would rather tell you what NOT to do. This week on Ticker Take, we sit Read More The post Ticker Take: The Biggest Mistakes Investors Make appeared first on The Big Picture.

Cash App To Pay $45M Multi-State Settlement And Leaving Users Vulnerable To Scams

Block, Inc., the financial technology firm behind Cash App, will pay 45 million to settle a multistate investigation into allegations that the company misled the public about its security measures and left users exposed to widespread fraud. The settlement addresses accusations that Block aggressively promoted Cash App as a safe substitute for traditional banking while [] Cash App To Pay 45M Multi-State Settlement And Leaving Users Vulnerable To Scams

One of Tech's Biggest Gamblers Is Betting Against Musk's AI Vision...

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YOUR most unhinged money saving hacks | 9 News Australia

What's your most unhinged saving hack? Nine Money Editor Effie Zahos hit the streets to find out. #9News

A World of Scams

‘The Yahoo Boys’ shows how con artists can be victims too.

Famed permabear warns SpaceX IPO could be laughed at in 50 years, 'craziest' market bet for Main Street

British billionaire Jeremy Grantham calls SpaceX the craziest IPO in the history of man, predicting the stock's valuation will become a landmark collapse.

Influencer's gross conveyor belt sushi stunt costs him $3,125, earns him even more likes, klout and beenz if that's still a thing [Dumbass]

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PriceRunner vs Google - now the billion-kronor dispute is settled

PriceRunner vs Google - now the billion-kronor dispute is settled