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GCSA disclosed KuCoin phishing, Bitkub supply chain risks, and Avalanche contract vulnerabilities: attackers transferred approximately 1,013,400 USDC

According to GCSA monitoring, the Global Cybersecurity Alliance (GCSA) has released three independent technical investigation reports, disclosing several recent security risks related to digital assets. Attackers impersonated security@ku.com to lure users into downloading remote control programs. GCSA found that the relevant domain names had not previously configured DMARC; after notification, KuCoin has completed rectification and enabled DMARC isolation policies.After the original MCP toolkit referenced in Bitkub's official documentation was taken down, a third party re-registered the npm package name. The installation method without a fixed version and the risk of plaintext keys may lead to credential leakage; there is currently no actual evidence of theft, and Bitkub has not yet responded to the notification.The TranchePool treasury within the Avalanche ecosystem was attacked due to a cross-day settlement logic flaw, where attackers utilized flash loans and repeated withdrawals to transfer approximately 1.0134 million USDC within 202 seconds. This incident is categorized as a vulnerability in the upper application, and the underlying network was not affected. GCSA stated that it has reported the clues to the relevant platforms and published the original analysis and evidence for industry reference.

All-In discusses the Democratic Party's victory, estimating a 10 to 15 GW power supply delay

On the night of the U.S. midterm elections, the Silicon Valley podcast All-In held a live broadcast where several tech investors discussed the potential impact of the Democratic Party's victory on the AI industry. Host Chamath Palihapitiya stated that AI investment has become an important pillar of U.S. economic growth, and the construction of data centers heavily relies on power supply. If the Democrats restrict the construction of new data centers in places like Texas, the entire AI industry could be affected. Host Jason Calacanis suggested that the tech industry, which had previously actively supported Trump, should now proactively engage with the Democrats to collaborate on AI regulatory policies. He also believed that the tech community's repeated warnings about AI potentially leading to human extinction and massive unemployment have exacerbated public fear of AI.All-In regular guest and founder of Altimeter Capital, Brad Gerstner, believes that many Democratic winners simply hope to have more say in AI regulation and do not intend to completely halt AI. He estimates that the power capacity for new data centers in the U.S., originally planned for 2027, may see 10 to 15GW unable to be operational on time. He remains optimistic about the growth of AI model companies and stated that as an existing investor in Anthropic, even if data center construction is hindered, Altimeter still hopes to be one of the largest buyers at the time of Anthropic's IPO.

first_img Semiconductor equipment manufacturers secure supply contracts for 2028 in advance

According to a report by Korean Electronic News on November 3, major global semiconductor equipment companies such as Applied Materials, ASML, Lam Research, Tokyo Electron, and KLA have entered the final stages of equipment supply contracts for 2028, with some companies also beginning discussions on procurement orders for equipment available in 2029. Industry insiders say that there is a surge in demand centered around front-end processes, with a desire to quickly move equipment into fabs. Core equipment partners of companies like TSMC, Micron, and Intel are formulating supply strategies for 2029, and some Korean equipment companies that directly trade with these overseas manufacturers are also reviewing supply plans for two to three years ahead.Discussions on wafer fab equipment supply contracts typically start 6 to 12 months before implementation, with delivery taking about 3 to 6 months after purchase orders are placed. Reports indicate that investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure continues, and semiconductor manufacturers are simultaneously advancing large-scale equipment investments, with equipment delivery times now more than doubled compared to usual, with some categories exceeding 2 years, and related contracts being pushed forward by 1 to 2 years compared to normal. ASML stated during its earnings announcement last month that it expects no interruptions in the supply of lithography equipment until 2028 and is also exploring plans to expand future capacity.An executive from a global equipment company stated that discussing equipment supply three years out at this point is unusual, and combined with the current state of fab investments, this trend is expected to continue until 2030. Another industry insider mentioned that global front-end and back-end investments are proceeding in parallel, and the trend of signing equipment import contracts earlier than competitors may spread to the back-end sector, prompting Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to take measures to secure core process equipment in advance. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are currently continuing to advance their fab investments.
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