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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing something crypto institutions have wanted for years: custody rules written specifically for digital assets instead of forcing Bitcoin and other tokens into a framework designed around paper certificates and conventional securities. The proposal, announced October 1, would create a tailored custody framework for registered investment advisers, registered…
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NEAR Intents says it knows who drained roughly ₿43.8 ($3.8 million) from its cross-chain infrastructure—and it just put the alleged attacker on a 48-hour clock. The figure is approximately ₿43.8 using a Bitcoin price near $86,700 and will move with BTC. The underlying exploit hit NEAR Intents’ Omni deposit-and-withdrawal infrastructure on October 1, forcing the…
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Large networks can learn hundreds or thousands of routes. Route summarization lets a router advertise one broader route that represents several smaller, contiguous networks. The result can be a smaller routing table and a cleaner routing design. This engineering lesson builds on OSNEC.001: OSPF Fundamentals. Here, the focus is the underlying summarization calculation before applying…
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A six-foot humanoid built for factories is now being pitched for one of the most unforgiving workplaces on Earth: the battlefield. Foundation Future Industries’ Phantom MK-1 is a roughly human-sized black humanoid the company is developing for defense and industrial work. NBC News put the machine in the national spotlight this week, showing Phantom walking,…
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OSPF stands for Open Shortest Path First. It is an open-standard link-state interior gateway protocol used by routers to learn network topology and calculate routes inside an autonomous system. This is the first Open-Source Networking Engineer Certification (OSNEC) lesson. The technician pathway teaches device addressing and verification; the engineer pathway now moves into routing behavior,…






