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The White House released the U.S. Cyber Strategy, for the first time listing encryption and blockchain as technologies that need protection

Galaxy Research's research director Alex Thorn posted on the X platform that the White House has released the U.S. cyber strategy document titled "President Trump's Cyber Strategy for America." This strategy consists of 7 pages and 6 main pillars, emphasizing cyber offense and deterrence, but it is relatively limited in specific implementation details. For the first time, the document explicitly mentions cryptocurrency and blockchain technology in the U.S. cybersecurity strategy, proposing the need for "protection and security assurance" for these technologies, which were not mentioned in the national cybersecurity strategy released by Joe Biden in 2023.However, the strategy also proposes to "eradicate criminal infrastructure and cut off financial exit routes," along with a new executive order to combat transnational cybercrime. Analysts believe this statement may provide a policy basis for regulators to strengthen their crackdown on mixers, privacy coins, and unregulated deposit and withdrawal channels. Additionally, the strategy suggests expanding the authority for offensive cyber operations and plans to mobilize the private sector to combat hostile networks while promoting AI-driven automated cyber defense systems. The accompanying executive order will also establish new operational units within the national coordination center to coordinate law enforcement against transnational cybercrime groups.

PsiQuantum's million-qubit facility breaks ground, scientists say the scale is sufficient to crack Bitcoin encryption

Quantum computing company PsiQuantum has launched the construction of a million-qubit quantum computing facility in Chicago. PsiQuantum co-founder Peter Shadbolt shared photos from the construction site on the X platform on Thursday, stating that 500 tons of steel have been erected in six days.The company previously announced in September that it had raised $1 billion to build the facility, in collaboration with chip manufacturer Nvidia, aiming to make quantum computing commercially viable to support the next generation of AI supercomputers. Scientists say that the computational power of a million qubits is equivalent to that of hundreds of billions of ordinary computers, enough to crack Bitcoin's encryption technology. Bitcoin developers are currently discussing whether to take immediate action against quantum threats through a hard fork.A preprint scientific paper released last month suggests that breaking a 2048-bit key would require about 100,000 qubits, while Bitcoin encryption uses a 256-bit key. The largest quantum computer currently comes from the California Institute of Technology, with a scale of 6,100 qubits. PsiQuantum co-founder Terry Rudolph stated in July that the company has no plans to use quantum computers to derive private keys from public keys.Research by crypto asset management firm CoinShares in February of this year pointed out that only 10,230 Bitcoins are simultaneously vulnerable to quantum threats, with wallet addresses' encryption keys publicly visible, amounting to approximately $728 million at current market prices.

Mind Network collaborates with Zama to launch the first A2A privacy payment solution based on Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) x402z

Mind Network announces the launch of its encrypted A2A (Agent-to-Agent) payment solution x402z. This solution is a deep collaboration between FHE technology leader Mind Network and Zama, aimed at addressing the fundamental conflict between blockchain transparency and the strategic privacy needs of autonomous AI Agents. Mind Network CEO Christian Pusateri stated, "x402z is the key payment layer for HTTPZ (Zero Trust Internet Protocol), providing the necessary privacy protection for the Agent economy."x402z integrates Zama's production-grade Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) technology stack with the ERC-7984 encrypted token standard, enabling "Blind Verification" of economic activities. Validators can confirm the compliance of transactions without accessing specific amounts, balances, or transaction intents. Zama CEO Rand Hindi remarked, "For AI to gain freedom, its computations must remain private. FHE grants them the right to think and trade in secret. x402z is the first step towards a privacy-centric autonomous economy."In response to the current issue of "excessive transparency" in blockchain leading to the leakage of strategies, cost structures, and IP of AI Agents, x402z provides the necessary privacy protection for the Agent economy, preventing Agents from losing their competitive edge due to data leaks. Additionally, through the x402 protocol, AI Agents can autonomously generate encrypted payment instructions and complete zero-trust settlements within Mind Network's FHE verification network. It is reported that Mind Network has already secured investments from well-known institutions such as Yzi Labs, HashKey, and Chainlink, and has simultaneously launched the x402z A2A Payment Alliance, aiming to unite leaders in AI and privacy to jointly build the privacy financial standards for the Agent economy era.

SEAL members: North Korean agents have infiltrated 15% to 20% of encryption companies

According to DL News, Pablo Sabbatella, founder of the Web3 auditing firm opsek and a member of the Security Alliance (SEAL), revealed at the Devconnect conference that North Korean infiltration is far beyond imagination, with 15% to 20% of crypto companies harboring North Korean infiltrators, and 30% to 40% of job applications potentially coming from North Korean agents attempting to infiltrate.Due to international sanctions, most North Korean agents cannot apply for jobs directly, so they are scouting for remote workers globally, particularly from developing countries like Ukraine and the Philippines as cover. They ask these workers to provide account credentials or allow them to remotely use their identities, with workers receiving 20% of the income while the agents take 80%. North Korean agents also recruit Americans as "front ends," posing as non-English speaking interviewees from China, implanting malware on the other party's computer to obtain U.S. IP addresses and bypass restrictions to access more content. Once hired, they are often retained long-term due to their diligent work and lack of complaints. They can be identified by asking their opinion on Kim Jong-un, as they are prohibited from speaking ill of him. Sabbatella stated that the cryptocurrency industry has poor operational security, making founders easy victims of social engineering and computers susceptible to malware.
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