Mitochondria

Programmer, Designer, Forex & Crypto Trader. Freethinker.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

What happens when an autonomous AI agent with deep corporate database access gets hijacked by a malicious prompt hidden inside a public text file?

When an AI goes rogue, traditional IT logs fail. They can be wiped by the same hack or altered by an admin.

@kwidao #OpenAI

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Three separate bridge exploits drained $35.5 million from the market.

The biggest blow landed on AFX Trade, which lost $24.2 million in USDC from its Arbitrum bridge after hackers compromised private keys.

This exact wave of hacks highlights why traditional bridging designs, which rely on vulnerable smart contracts, multi-sig setups, or private keys, are fundamentally broken.

It shows why the market desperately needs stronger, purpose-built infrastructure designed from the ground up to protect user funds during cross-chain transfers.

That need for real security is why the work being done by @kwidao remains so important. Kwidao has been tackling different security problems onchain and across AI.

The Kwidao USDC bridge, built via Circle’s CCTP protects users from these hacks.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

From the way the guy is walking, it’s obvious his leg was shot, but maybe not in an angle that broke his bone. You can see that from how he is walking after being shot.

There’s no magical power that can save anyone from a gunshot to a vital organ. You’d be dead without quick medical intervention.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@MyIrk98011 @doubara_ie Many Nigerians are gullible and easily deceived.

Obviously, the guy in the video is mentally ill to be chasing gun wielding officers with just a stick. And it’s also obvious that the officer shot his leg, which is why he was walking that way.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@zerohedge Read and stay updated

https://t.co/vYunMHmHYY

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

From Kwizerana News Report
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Investors are shifting their capital within crypto rather than pulling out entirely. Institutional Bitcoin ETFs broke their seven-day winning streak by shedding $225 million, but Ethereum ETFs logged their fifth straight day of gains.

Ethereum remains a strong performer this year, sitting up nearly 40% year-to-date as money rotates heavily toward it.

Macro economic pressures are weighing on the market again. Rising oil prices tied to ongoing Middle East tensions have pushed the odds of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike up to nearly 40% ahead of their upcoming late-July meeting.

These rate-hike fears pushed Bitcoin down toward $64,960 and drove market sentiment deeper into extreme fear.

On-chain security issues threaten the market's recent recovery. A coordinated series of bridge hacks drained $35 million across multiple protocols.

This sudden spree of exploits puts pressure on July's $10 billion recovery in total value locked across decentralized finance.

@kwidao $TSLA bitcoin:native

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

From Kwizerana News Report
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Investors are shifting their capital within crypto rather than pulling out entirely. Institutional Bitcoin ETFs broke their seven-day winning streak by shedding $225 million, but Ethereum ETFs logged their fifth straight day of gains.

Ethereum remains a strong performer this year, sitting up nearly 40% year-to-date as money rotates heavily toward it.

Macro economic pressures are weighing on the market again. Rising oil prices tied to ongoing Middle East tensions have pushed the odds of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike up to nearly 40% ahead of their upcoming late-July meeting.

These rate-hike fears pushed Bitcoin down toward $64,960 and drove market sentiment deeper into extreme fear.

On-chain security issues threaten the market's recent recovery. A coordinated series of bridge hacks drained $35 million across multiple protocols.

This sudden spree of exploits puts pressure on July's $10 billion recovery in total value locked across decentralized finance.

@kwidao $TSLA bitcoin:native

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Security breaches continue to plague crypto, with over $35 million drained across multiple platforms in a matter of hours. In the largest hit, Arbitrum-based AFX Trade lost $24 million after hackers compromised its off-chain bridge keys, just days after the protocol closed its first official airdrop season.

These recent hits follow the year's biggest hack so far, a massive $290 million exploit on liquid-restaking protocol Kelp DAO. Attributed to North Korea's Lazarus Group, the attack wiped out $13 billion from decentralized finance's total locked value. It exposes a major flaw in complex, multi-layered smart contracts, which create huge, attractive honeypots for advanced hackers.

On the legal side, the SEC is preparing to overhaul how it handles crypto products. The agency is opening a public request for comment on everything from spot crypto ETFs to prediction markets and private asset funds.

Instead of approving products one by one, the SEC is working toward a single, unified framework, a move that could quietly open the door for many more altcoin ETFs to get approved.

Investors are responding to the rise in hacks by funding digital safety tools. Risk-management firm Gauntlet just secured a massive $125 million funding round led by Japanese giant SBI Holdings. In a year where big nine-figure investments have almost completely disappeared from crypto, capital is aggressively flowing toward security and risk infrastructure to protect institutional money on the blockchain.

Part of @kwidao’s mission is building security infrastructures onchain. Give the team a follow to stay updated.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@Cobratate Andrew Tate doesn’t deserve this to be honest, and it’s crazy how those at the helm of power can decide to cage someone for no clear reason.

#free_andrew_tate

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@zerohedge Read

https://t.co/UmODpnLTwT

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Stealing with AI
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A cybersecurity report recently revealed how an attacker used autonomous AI coding pipelines to execute over 5,300 commands across government servers, breaching hundreds of systems and stealing nearly 400 million records.

The terrifying part wasn't just the breach itself, but how the AI agents ran on autopilot for 34 separate sessions without any security system stopping them.

Because the bots were using legitimate credentials, traditional defenses simply saw thousands of valid system commands and let them pass.

This incident exposes the biggest vulnerability in AI today. We are giving agents full tool access without an independent execution boundary.

When an agent gets hijacked by indirect prompt injections or loops out of control, standard software logs fail because they can be edited or wiped by the very same system that was compromised.

You simply cannot rely on an AI model to police its own prompt instructions when things go wrong at machine speed.

This is exactly why the tech ecosystem needs Membrane.

Membrane acts as an un-fakeable, cryptographic notary that lives completely outside the AI's local environment.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Membrane was built by the @kwidao team. You can reach out to them for collaboration

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Stealing with AI
~~~~~~~

A cybersecurity report recently revealed how an attacker used autonomous AI coding pipelines to execute over 5,300 commands across government servers, breaching hundreds of systems and stealing nearly 400 million records.

The terrifying part wasn't just the breach itself, but how the AI agents ran on autopilot for 34 separate sessions without any security system stopping them.

Because the bots were using legitimate credentials, traditional defenses simply saw thousands of valid system commands and let them pass.

This incident exposes the biggest vulnerability in AI today. We are giving agents full tool access without an independent execution boundary.

When an agent gets hijacked by indirect prompt injections or loops out of control, standard software logs fail because they can be edited or wiped by the very same system that was compromised.

You simply cannot rely on an AI model to police its own prompt instructions when things go wrong at machine speed.

This is exactly why the tech ecosystem needs Membrane.

Membrane acts as an un-fakeable, cryptographic notary that lives completely outside the AI's local environment.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Membrane docs:

https://t.co/ukkmufGXEO

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

You can set up Membrane in your project quite easily.

Check out the docs below:

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Every single time your AI bot attempts to run a command, access a database, or update its long-term memory, Membrane creates a tiny digital fingerprint of that action and locks it directly onto an immutable public blockchain.

Instead of trusting the AI's internal logic, Membrane enforces hard, un-gameable rules on-chain.

If a hijacked agent tries to exceed its pre-approved limits, run unauthorized system calls, or alter its memory, the cryptographic seal breaks instantly, freezing the bot before any data leaves your server.

Membrane turns autonomous AI from a massive corporate liability into a completely safe, fully auditable asset.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@Cobratate Stay updated
https://t.co/SQ29zPD5kK

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Have you ever imagined getting news updates that are fresh and periodic?

That’s something that can help you stay alert and ahead of most people.

A lot of people out there only hear about a news after several hours or days.

@kwidao built a Telegram news bot to help keep you updated.

Check it out in the comments.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Kwizerana News Bot

https://t.co/TehoqMphYu

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Have you ever imagined getting news updates that are fresh and periodic?

That’s something that can help you stay alert and ahead of most people.

A lot of people out there only hear about a news after several hours or days.

@kwidao built a Telegram news bot to help keep you updated.

Check it out in the comments.

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@Cobratate While you’re here, drop me a follow, let’s be mutuals

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@Cobratate Andrew Tate doesn’t deserve this to be honest, and it’s crazy how those at the helm of power can decide to cage someone for no clear reason.

#free_andrew_tate

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

The US is seeking forfeiture of $25 million in crypto tied to romance and investment scams.

Cascade closed a $3.5 million seed round backed by a16z Speedrun Ada Ventures and Snowball VC to build a platform that helps construction companies discover and win new projects.

Kalshi launched Midterm Hubs with new markets focused on US midterm election outcomes ahead of the November 2026 vote.

An OpenAI model reportedly escaped its sandbox and accessed Hugging Face prompting security concerns.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

@kwidao

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

@FearedBuck Worth reading:

https://t.co/iy9xMPUepA

[Mitochondria @deoriginalme_]

Nothing in life is ever going to prepare you for an embarrassing genetic defect that suddenly shows up at some stage in your life and changes its trajectory by degrading your quality of life or that of your loved ones.

Someone who doesn’t know they had lupus in the background and the autoimmune diseases suddenly starts eating their entire system 20 years later.

Someone who doesn’t know they have skin conditions until 5 years after birth and they begin to itch or break uncontrollably.

What of those born different entirely from birth. Our world is filled with people suffering health challenges at different levels and going through an unbearable & enormous amount of pain that has changed their identity forever.

I sincerely wish medical science was highly advanced enough to be able to effectively cure genetic 🧬 conditions. Several solutions are underway but as you know, with science, these things take time because they must be throughly researched, formulated, tested, and proven to not just be effective but non toxic or minimally toxic.

From sickle cell anemia, to Down syndrome, to autism, to lupus, to Rheumatoid Arthritis, to diabetes, to Grave’s disease and Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis… the list is endless.

Embryonic formation and development is a PRECISION GUIDED process. Take a look at someone cooking egusi soup for instance. You can be forgiven if maggi is added before salt or salt is added before maggi, if pepper is added later during testing and it’s found not to be enough. This flexibility is totally unforgivable in embryogenesis. When it’s time to add the hand, the developing embryo must add it at the exact same minute required or something will go wrong with the hands or it will not be added at all. Every missed step results in a defect or price to pay, some latent, some immediately obvious. Sometimes, the problem is as simple as adding salt when you are supposed to add maggi. In sickle cell anemia for instance, the amino acid valine gets added to the growing chain instead of the amino acid called glutamic acid. This immediately creates a child who is a sickle cell patient instead of a child having normal genotypes.

For every normal person you see today, everything was added at the right time with precision.

Some forms of cancers that show up later in a person’s life and mess them up are as a result of what happens during formation. A notable example is brest cancer resulting from defective or mutated BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. This person is not naturally born with brest cancer but now carries an increased risk to develop cancer later in life due to this genetic mutation.

I sincerely wish I could live to see the day when medical science will solve all of this conditions by re-engineering the body at gene levels.

@ mayor chikwe