Claude, la IA de Anthropic, acaba de destruir el mercado crypto
No es clickbait
Encontro dos lineas de codigo en Zcash que llevaban 4 años permitiendo imprimir ZEC infinito de forma completamente indetectable
Ninguna auditoria humana lo vio. Ninguno de los mejores criptografos del mundo. Una IA lo encontro en dias
El equipo parcheó de emergencia. Pero hay un problema que no tiene solucion: por el diseno privado del protocolo, es imposible probar si alguien lo exploto antes del fix
Alguien pudo haber estado imprimiendo ZEC gratis durante 4 años. Y nunca lo sabras
El mercado no perdono
ZEC -45% en horas. ETH por debajo de $1,650. BTC en $62k defendiendo $61,500 con las unas. $1.2B en liquidaciones en un solo dia
Todo el mercado sangrando por dos lineas de codigo
Esto no es un hack externo. Es el protocolo fallando desde adentro
ESTOOO Y la ironia maxima: la moneda que te prometia privacidad total tiene un agujero que quizas nunca se pueda auditar
Bienvenido a crypto
@Pirat_Nation reCAPTCHA speedrun:
1. remove Google for privacy
2. internet asks you to install Google to prove you’re not a bot
3. stare into the abyss
Google has a new system called Cloud Fraud Defense, which is the next version of reCAPTCHA, and has started rolling out to users
When the system detects risky web activity, it no longer shows the old picture puzzles where you pick out buses or traffic lights. Instead, it displays a QR code that you scan with your Android phone, but to pass the test your phone must have Google Play Services installed and running.
This change has been active since October 2025 based on support pages and old web records, and it blocks users of privacy-focused Android phones such as GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, and /e/OS because these phones remove Google services on purpose to provide stronger privacy and security.
The result is that millions of websites now treat these privacy phones as risky, so users must either add Google Play Services or stay locked out.
This is similar to Google’s 2023 Web Environment Integrity idea that wanted websites to check if devices were trustworthy through Google software.
That plan received heavy criticism from developers and privacy groups and was dropped, but the new QR code method does something very similar in a simpler way.
Website owners who use this system are now blocking people who chose to remove Google from their phones for better privacy.
We’ve agreed to a partnership with @SpaceX that will substantially increase our compute capacity.
This, along with our other recent compute deals, means that we’ve been able to increase our usage limits for Claude Code and the Claude API.
Galaxy S25 got remotely pwned at Pwn2Own and the researchers casually walked away with $50k.
camera + location access too btw.
my phone is now going face down in a drawer until it learns humility
@sukh_saroy turns out “make the user happy” and “help the user think clearly” are two different loss functions.
Tiny implementation detail. Probably fine