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iPhone Users Warning: Powerful New Hack Can Steal Your Data Without Clicks A dangerous new wave of iPhone hacking is raising global alarm. Advanced spyware like Darksword and Coruna can infect devices simply by visiting compromised websites, no downloads needed. Millions of iPhones running outdated iOS versions remain vulnerable,... with attackers targeting users across multiple countries. Even more worrying, some tools can disable camera and microphone alerts, allowing silent surveillance. Experts warn that these powerful exploits are no longer limited to governments and are now reaching cybercriminal networks. Apple has released fixes, but many users have not updated their devices. Is your iPhone already exposed without you knowing? Credit : First Post.show more

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Tom Arbuthnot

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Status has raised $17M in seed and Series A funding led by Abstract, General Catalyst and USV to let anyone step inside their favorite stories, become famous, and live a million different lives. We quietly launched Status last year and grew to over 1 million users in 19 days - making us the fastest growing AI app since ChatGPT. But we hit a (predictable) snag - the app was incredibly expensive to run. How do you serve millions of users without degrading the product with a cheap LLM? So the team locked in: we rebuilt the whole experience, and our technical bets paid off. Our users now spend 35 minutes on average to (90 minutes each day for power users!), and millions of characters and worlds have been created. All by our users. The next frontier of entertainment is mobile-first and deeply personal. Traditional mobile games take years to build and rarely stick. TV shows are fleeting in the age of streaming. Status is different. It is not a game you finish, it is a world you can live in. Status is a new category entirely: Immersive Social Entertainment, and we believe strongly that it is the next great entertainment paradigm. We’ve 10x’d to millions in annual revenue in Q1 2026, we're just getting started. On Status, you can be anyone.

Status has raised $17M in seed and Series A funding led by Abstract, General Catalyst and USV to let anyone step inside their favorite stories, become famous, and live a million different lives. We quietly launched Status last year and grew to over 1 million users in 19 days - making us the fastest growing AI app since ChatGPT. But we hit a (predictable) snag - the app was incredibly expensive to run. How do you serve millions of users without degrading the product with a cheap LLM? So the team locked in: we rebuilt the whole experience, and our technical bets paid off. Our users now spend 35 minutes on average to (90 minutes each day for power users!), and millions of characters and worlds have been created. All by our users. The next frontier of entertainment is mobile-first and deeply personal. Traditional mobile games take years to build and rarely stick. TV shows are fleeting in the age of streaming. Status is different. It is not a game you finish, it is a world you can live in. Status is a new category entirely: Immersive Social Entertainment, and we believe strongly that it is the next great entertainment paradigm. We’ve 10x’d to millions in annual revenue in Q1 2026, we're just getting started. On Status, you can be anyone.

fai nur

262,412 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

I'm excited to announce Universal, and our $9M round led by a16z crypto. Universal fundamentally improves how assets move and trade onchain. You can now trade spot assets like SUI, DOGE, and XRP directly on your preferred chain without bridges or centralized exchanges. The problem is simple: crypto is fragmented. So many chains, so many assets. If you're trading on Base but want exposure to something like SOL, DOGE, or XRP, you have to bridge or find your way back to a CEX. This creates unnecessary friction for users and severely limits which assets developers can use. Universal solves this with uAssets - wrapped tokens that are backed 1:1 by verifiable reserves held in Coinbase Prime. Each uAsset can be natively minted and redeemed on-demand across any supported chain. Since going live, uAssets have already seen over $850M in trading volume. Traders: this means you can finally trade 80+ new assets without leaving your preferred chain. No bridges, no CEXs, no fragmented liquidity. Plus, you can put your uAssets to work in DeFi. Provide liquidity on , lend on Morpho Labs, and much more. Builders: You can now integrate those 80+ assets that were previously unavailable on your chain in a few lines of code through our Universal Relayer API. We’re actively working on dozens of new integrations. Reach out. As of today, we support Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum, with Solana, World, Monad and many more coming soon. Try Universal now at or build with us at

I'm excited to announce Universal, and our $9M round led by a16z crypto. Universal fundamentally improves how assets move and trade onchain. You can now trade spot assets like SUI, DOGE, and XRP directly on your preferred chain without bridges or centralized exchanges. The problem is simple: crypto is fragmented. So many chains, so many assets. If you're trading on Base but want exposure to something like SOL, DOGE, or XRP, you have to bridge or find your way back to a CEX. This creates unnecessary friction for users and severely limits which assets developers can use. Universal solves this with uAssets - wrapped tokens that are backed 1:1 by verifiable reserves held in Coinbase Prime. Each uAsset can be natively minted and redeemed on-demand across any supported chain. Since going live, uAssets have already seen over $850M in trading volume. Traders: this means you can finally trade 80+ new assets without leaving your preferred chain. No bridges, no CEXs, no fragmented liquidity. Plus, you can put your uAssets to work in DeFi. Provide liquidity on , lend on Morpho Labs, and much more. Builders: You can now integrate those 80+ assets that were previously unavailable on your chain in a few lines of code through our Universal Relayer API. We’re actively working on dozens of new integrations. Reach out. As of today, we support Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum, with Solana, World, Monad and many more coming soon. Try Universal now at or build with us at

gaut

231,580 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Right now our experience of the internet is in jeopardy. More than half of our interactions online and onchain come from non-human actors who are not identifiable, not accountable, not verifiable. That means as we look toward a stablecoin payment and AI agent enabled future, how are we going to facilitate payments if we don't know who we're paying? How will applications, display advertising, recommendations work if the counterparty who's interacting with those interfaces and in those digital spaces can’t identify itself as agent or human, or specific human? Or for things like onchain incentives, how can we ensure that tokens and value are arriving at the right users if we cannot tell Sybil accounts and redundant addresses from unique human beings? So for all of these use cases and more, things that touch enterprise and government as well, which we can get into later, we have a very glaring need to bring a layer of identity and trust to the internet that was originally built as a system, a network to communicate amongst computers, but lacked an identity system to acknowledge their users. That's the problem that we are solving with Billions Network. How can we make it really easy for you and the agents who serve you to prove who you are, your traits and capabilities and qualifications, in any space, physical or digital? What that means is that today Billions Network is the first universal human and AI network built with mobile first verification, so you can prove who you are and your agents can prove who they are, starting with comfortable experiences on the devices you already own. So no proprietary hardware. We do not rely on centralized servers to collect user data. Rather, your information, the sensitive data that makes you you, stays securely on your device. And we use zero knowledge proofs as a way to prove traits about you, such as the fact that you're over the age of 21, without revealing that sensitive personal data, such as what your exact birth date is. Source: Billions CEO Evin McMullen evin speaking at House of Chimera Spaces Event Dec 3, 2025

Right now our experience of the internet is in jeopardy. More than half of our interactions online and onchain come from non-human actors who are not identifiable, not accountable, not verifiable. That means as we look toward a stablecoin payment and AI agent enabled future, how are we going to facilitate payments if we don't know who we're paying? How will applications, display advertising, recommendations work if the counterparty who's interacting with those interfaces and in those digital spaces can’t identify itself as agent or human, or specific human? Or for things like onchain incentives, how can we ensure that tokens and value are arriving at the right users if we cannot tell Sybil accounts and redundant addresses from unique human beings? So for all of these use cases and more, things that touch enterprise and government as well, which we can get into later, we have a very glaring need to bring a layer of identity and trust to the internet that was originally built as a system, a network to communicate amongst computers, but lacked an identity system to acknowledge their users. That's the problem that we are solving with Billions Network. How can we make it really easy for you and the agents who serve you to prove who you are, your traits and capabilities and qualifications, in any space, physical or digital? What that means is that today Billions Network is the first universal human and AI network built with mobile first verification, so you can prove who you are and your agents can prove who they are, starting with comfortable experiences on the devices you already own. So no proprietary hardware. We do not rely on centralized servers to collect user data. Rather, your information, the sensitive data that makes you you, stays securely on your device. And we use zero knowledge proofs as a way to prove traits about you, such as the fact that you're over the age of 21, without revealing that sensitive personal data, such as what your exact birth date is. Source: Billions CEO Evin McMullen evin speaking at House of Chimera Spaces Event Dec 3, 2025

Billions Network

30,916 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce