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HOW ANCHORAGE DIGITAL AND TURNKEY VERIFY CODE WITH AWS NITRO ENCLAVES

Anchorage Digital and Turnkey ran the open-source VisualSign transaction parser inside AWS Nitro Enclaves, where each parsed result was signed with an ephemeral P-256 key and bundled with a Nitro attestation document whose PCRs wallets checked against reproducible builds. The design let wallets prove that unmodified, audited code decoded a transaction, removing blind trust in crypto transaction signing by providing verifiable attestation rather than relying solely on network identity or operator trust. The open-source awsnitroverifier Go library handles certificate-chain and PCR validation, which any organization can use to verify their services running in AWS Nitro.

AI 'HACKER' FINDS 4 SEVERE BUGS IN POPULAR INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SOFTWARE IN UNDER 4 HOURS

Causal Security's Cipher found four EPICS Base vulnerabilities in three hours and 49 minutes. One critical integer overflow, rated CVSS 9.8, could enable remote code execution. Three high-severity flaws permit crashes, memory corruption, or information disclosure. Exploitation requires network access to vulnerable EPICS services. EPICS controls equipment including particle accelerators and fusion experiments.

AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS UNDER ATTACK: SKYW4LKER DEVICE CODE PHISHING CAMPAIGN EXPOSED

Skyw4lker targets US manufacturing, technology, and healthcare organizations through device code phishing. Password-protected contracts or proposals send victims through Google Sites into legitimate Microsoft authentication flows. Completing attacker-initiated authorization gives attackers Microsoft 365 tokens. ANY.RUN identified obfuscated JavaScript and a PHP backend tracking victim sessions, IP addresses, and geolocation, and the backend repeatedly polls for authentication completion.

HIGHWAY THIEVES ARE SPOOFING GPS TO STEAL MILLIONS IN DATA CENTER-BOUND CARGO

Thieves have stolen over $100 million in data center equipment since June. They compromise freight accounts through malicious links, then bid on shipments using hijacked identities, and those with fake licenses get accomplices hired as drivers. Two thefts involved ramming security escorts' vehicles. One $10 million shipment disappeared after its tracking coordinates were apparently spoofed.

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