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Researchers studied harmful browser extensions that target cryptocurrency users. These add-ons often pose as helpful wallets but secretly steal private keys and funds. They trick people through fake reviews and impersonate legitimate services. The study shows these extensions create a real security threat online. Staying careful about what you install is key.

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Scammers are using crypto ATMs to trick people into sending money. They often pose as officials or tech support. These machines make payments fast and hard to reverse. The article warns people to be very cautious. Don't send crypto to strangers under pressure.

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Crypto's wild swings are hitting corporate treasury firms hard. Their net asset values are on a rollercoaster. This big volatility makes it tougher for them to raise new funds. Market instability is a real threat to their business.

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The wait is almost over. TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 starts tomorrow. It's all happening in less than a day. The event will take over Moscone West.

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The State of AI is back. A collaboration between the Financial Times and MIT. Each Monday, writers debate the generative AI revolution. They explore how it's reshaping global power. This week features Casey Crownhart and Pilita Clark.

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Tom Brady cloned his dog. His new pit bull, Junie, is a copy of his late dog Lua. Other celebrities have done this too. But not everyone agrees with the practice.

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A UK minister suggests possibly banning crypto for political donations. He's worried about the risks of anonymous money influencing elections. The idea is just being discussed for now, not a done deal. It's about keeping political funding transparent.

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