# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Supply Chain

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China-Based Hacker Group Steals $7M in Crypto via Wallet Supply Chain Attacks

A Chinese hacker group operating under the name Wuhan Anshun Technology has been accused of stealing approximately $7 million in cryptocurrency through supply-chain attacks targeting users of wallets like Trust Wallet. The group used malicious browser extensions and compromised Electron-based apps to collect wallet information and transfer funds, primarily on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum. Details emerged after an internal member leaked information due to disputes over profit sharing, releasing evidence and expressing intent to surrender to authorities. While the case remains unconfirmed by officials, it highlights significant security risks in crypto software. Experts advise caution when updating or installing wallet-related tools.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 09:05

China-Based Hacker Group Steals $7M in Crypto via Wallet Supply Chain Attacks

TheNewsCrypto03/18 09:05

Bitrefill says attack shows Lazarus Group patterns after hot wallets drained

Bitrefill disclosed a cyberattack on March 1, 2026, in which attackers drained funds from its hot wallets and accessed internal systems. The intrusion began with a compromised employee laptop, leading to the theft of legacy credentials and production secrets. Attackers exploited gift card inventory systems and moved funds to external addresses. Approximately 18,500 purchase records were accessed, including emails, crypto addresses, and metadata, with around 1,000 records including potentially exposed customer names. The investigation revealed similarities with tactics used by the Lazarus Group, though attribution was not definitive. Bitrefill has since restored systems, notified affected users, and strengthened security controls. The company stated it remains financially stable and will cover the losses from operational capital.

ambcrypto03/17 19:42

Bitrefill says attack shows Lazarus Group patterns after hot wallets drained

ambcrypto03/17 19:42

NVIDIA Starts Installing Chips on Roads | Rewire Evening News Update

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced at GTC that the company's data center orders for Blackwell and Vera Rubin platforms are projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2027, doubling last year's estimates. He emphasized that computing demand will far surpass this figure. Beyond data centers, NVIDIA is expanding its autonomous driving ecosystem, adding BYD, Geely, Nissan, and Isuzu to its Drive Hyperion platform. A partnership with Uber aims to deploy robotaxis in Los Angeles and San Francisco by early 2027, expanding to 28 markets by 2028—a moment Huang calls "the ChatGPT moment for autonomous driving." In related news, Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick revealed his stealth robotics startup, Atoms, after eight years of operation. The company focuses on automating physical infrastructure, mining, and robotic platforms. Kalanick is reportedly acquiring autonomous driving firm Pronto, with Uber's support, signaling a strategic re-entry into automation. Meanwhile, Murata Manufacturing, the world's largest MLCC supplier with over 40% market share, raised prices for AI server and automotive-grade components by 15-35%, effective April 1. This marks its first major price hike in three years and highlights hidden cost pressures in AI infrastructure supply chains. The SEC is also considering allowing public companies to switch from quarterly to semi-annual financial reporting, reducing compliance costs and potentially benefiting tech firms making long-term AI investments. Additional updates include Alibaba providing employees with free AI tool tokens, FDIC moving to exclude stablecoins from deposit insurance, deepfake misinformation spreading during the Israel-Hamas war, and Picsart launching an AI Agent marketplace for creators.

marsbit03/17 19:08

NVIDIA Starts Installing Chips on Roads | Rewire Evening News Update

marsbit03/17 19:08

90% of Rare Earth Refining is in China's Hands, American Humanoid Robot Mass Production Faces a Hardware Bottleneck

The article highlights a critical vulnerability in the U.S. ambition to mass-produce humanoid robots like Optimus: China’s dominance over the hardware supply chain, particularly rare earth elements (REEs). China controls 70% of global rare earth mining, 85–90% of refining capacity, and over 90% of rare earth magnet production—key components in actuators, motors, and sensors essential for robotic joints and drivetrains. Major U.S. robotics firms rely heavily on Chinese and Japanese suppliers for critical components such as harmonic reducers, servo systems, and precision gears, while retaining only the AI "brain" domestically. In a scenario with 1 billion humanoid robots by 2050, Morgan Stanley estimates massive demand for neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium—consuming significant portions of global reserves. The author urges the U.S. to invest in rebuilding its rare earth supply chain—from mining and refining to magnet production—and lists key firms involved in magnet metals, structural metallurgy, and semiconductors. Without secure, cost-competitive access to these materials, U.S. robotics growth faces a structural risk, with China holding a potential "shut-off switch" over hardware production.

marsbit03/16 02:17

90% of Rare Earth Refining is in China's Hands, American Humanoid Robot Mass Production Faces a Hardware Bottleneck

marsbit03/16 02:17

Latest Report from Top US Think Tank CSIS: 4 Truths and 1 Misjudgment About China's Technology...

Based on a comprehensive CSIS report by Scott Kennedy, this analysis examines China's high-tech drive, highlighting four key realities and one major misjudgment. China has significantly increased R&D investment, reaching $1 trillion (PPP) in 2023, leading to notable successes in sectors like EVs (e.g., BYD) and batteries (e.g., CATL), driven by intense domestic competition and market forces. The biopharma sector thrives through global integration and efficient clinical trials. However, the report identifies persistent structural weaknesses: stagnation in total factor productivity, a quality gap in innovation (e.g., low-value patents), and critical dependencies in semiconductors (reliance on global supply chains for advanced chips) and aviation (e.g., C919's high import dependency). The report argues that China's tech power translates into geopolitical influence through military-civil fusion and growing participation in international standard-setting, though it lacks unilateral rule-making ability. A key misjudgment is the belief in "decoupling." The report finds comprehensive separation is counterproductive, fueling China's self-sufficiency while harming global supply chains, inflation, and green energy transitions. Instead, it advocates for "calibrated coupling": targeted restrictions on critical military technologies while maintaining cooperation in non-strategic areas and global issues like climate change. The ultimate advantage will go to those fostering open, inclusive innovation ecosystems.

marsbit03/10 03:29

Latest Report from Top US Think Tank CSIS: 4 Truths and 1 Misjudgment About China's Technology...

marsbit03/10 03:29

The Market's Biggest Misconception About 'Quantum Computing': It's Still 'Too Early'

This article, based on a Barclays research report, addresses the common market misconception that quantum computing is still a distant, futuristic technology. The report argues that the field is approaching a critical inflection point, with "quantum advantage" expected to be demonstrated within the next 12-24 months when systems can stably operate 100 logical qubits. It corrects several key misunderstandings: quantum computers will not replace classical systems like GPUs but will instead require them for error correction, creating a symbiotic relationship that could generate over $100 billion in incremental demand for classical computing by 2040. The report also highlights the differentiation in hardware approaches, noting the current lead of trapped ions, the scaling potential of silicon spin qubits, and the quantity advantage of neutral atoms. It dismisses fears of imminent encryption breaches and emphasizes that the investment universe is broader than often perceived, encompassing over 45 public companies across the entire quantum supply chain.

marsbit02/09 10:00

The Market's Biggest Misconception About 'Quantum Computing': It's Still 'Too Early'

marsbit02/09 10:00

SlowMist Flags Snap Store Attack Targeting Crypto Seed Phrases

Blockchain security firm SlowMist has identified a new Linux-based threat targeting cryptocurrency users through the Snap Store. Attackers hijack trusted publisher accounts by exploiting expired domains, then push malicious updates to popular wallet apps like Exodus, Ledger Live, and Trust Wallet. These fake apps prompt users to enter their recovery phrases, which are then stolen, enabling attackers to drain funds. This supply-chain attack exploits user trust in official update channels, making it highly effective. SlowMist warns users to verify publishers and avoid entering seed phrases on unfamiliar platforms, highlighting a growing trend of infrastructure-focused attacks in crypto security.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:02

SlowMist Flags Snap Store Attack Targeting Crypto Seed Phrases

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:02

Trust Wallet confirms $7M impact from browser extension incident, promises full user refunds

Trust Wallet confirmed a security incident affecting its browser extension version 2.68, resulting in approximately $7 million in losses. The company has pledged full refunds to all affected users and is finalizing the reimbursement process. Only users of the compromised extension version were impacted; mobile users and other extension versions remained unaffected. The issue was flagged by blockchain investigators after suspicious activity was detected, with suspicions of a supply-chain compromise. Users were advised to disable version 2.68 and upgrade to the secure version 2.69. The incident highlights broader concerns around browser extension security and update-related vulnerabilities in crypto wallets.

ambcrypto12/26 17:37

Trust Wallet confirms $7M impact from browser extension incident, promises full user refunds

ambcrypto12/26 17:37

CertiK Annual Security Report: Web3 Losses Increase 37% Year-on-Year in 2025, Phishing Attacks and Supply Chain Incidents Emerge as Major Threats

CertiK's 2025 Skynet Hack3D Security Report reveals that the Web3 industry suffered approximately $3.35 billion in losses across 630 security incidents, a 37% increase from 2024. While the number of incidents decreased by 137, the average loss per attack surged by 66.6% to $5.32 million, indicating a trend toward targeting high-value assets. The most significant losses resulted from supply chain attacks, which accounted for nearly half of the total losses ($1.45 billion) despite only two recorded incidents. The largest was the February Bybit breach, where attackers compromised a third-party multi-signature wallet service to bypass security protocols. Phishing remained the most frequent threat, with 248 incidents causing $723 million in losses. The report warns that AI is amplifying these attacks by generating highly convincing fake websites and targeted scam messages, making traditional defenses less effective. Amid growing risks, regulatory clarity is improving globally, with advancements in U.S. stablecoin legislation and frameworks like MiCA in the EU. Security is shifting from a reactive cost to a core infrastructure element. The report concludes that projects embedding security into their design and development will be better positioned for the future.

marsbit12/25 07:53

CertiK Annual Security Report: Web3 Losses Increase 37% Year-on-Year in 2025, Phishing Attacks and Supply Chain Incidents Emerge as Major Threats

marsbit12/25 07:53

Skynet Hack3D Report Highlights Web3 Security in 2025

Web3 entered 2025 with strong momentum due to improved macroeconomic conditions, supportive U.S. policies, and growing institutional confidence. However, total losses from cyberattacks reached $3.35 billion, a 37% increase from 2024. Excluding the $1.45 billion Bybit exploit—attributed to the Lazarus Group via a supply-chain attack—losses actually decreased year-over-year, indicating a shift toward fewer but more sophisticated and high-value attacks. Phishing was the most common attack vector, accounting for $722.9 million across 248 incidents, followed by code-related exploits at $554.6 million. AI played a dual role: enhancing defensive tools like automated audits while also enabling highly convincing phishing campaigns, deepfake impersonations, and rapid exploit replication. Regulatory clarity improved with the U.S. GENIUS Act and E.U.’s MiCA implementation, raising security and compliance standards. CertiK expanded its security offerings, integrating risk analysis tools, publishing major reports, and advancing research in zkEVM and consensus mechanisms. As Web3 grows, integrating security at all levels remains essential to mitigate evolving AI-driven and systemic risks.

TheNewsCrypto12/24 16:17

Skynet Hack3D Report Highlights Web3 Security in 2025