Opus 5 consistently fails to follow logical instructions or execute tasks in accordance with defined skill rules, while Fable performs the same tasks flawlessly using identical prompts. Go figure.
π¨π¨π¨ Security Alert: At least 562 BTC have been stolen from multiple victims across more than 1,300 UTXOs associated with Coldcard hardware wallets.
Preliminary findings suggest that early MK3 model have used a weak RNG. This is still a developing situation. If you currently hold funds on a Coldcard wallet, consider moving them to a newly generated wallet using a different, trusted device as soon as possible.
COLDCARD Mk3 Security Advisory
If you generated a seed on a Mk3 after firmware 4.0.1, your funds may be at risk.
Mk4, Q and Mk5 are not affected based on our early analysis.
Read the advisory and migrate carefully:
https://t.co/3vgPHOjMS7
@WazzCrypto Well target audience is regular folks who lost funds or want to check something, not a professional sleuth :) You might see more benefits on Caudena, it has free MCP access.
@RottenTomatoes knowingly or unknowingly, absolutely faked the ratings for The Odyssey. How? Check the verified audience ratings: 100% of them are from Fandango, all with perfect 5 stars, except few of 4.5, and perfectly generated-looking names, not a single username or moniker. @metacritic ? 5/10.
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We actually did :) However, infra-price is not the value in our business. You can read our tech side: https://t.co/eep5M7avWA
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Sometimes the smallest payments are the most revealing.
In our latest Caudena investigation, one of the most striking details was not the total volume. It was what the funds were used for: hosting, domains, VPNs, ProtonMail, SMS verification, storage, and other basic infrastructure that keeps a cyber operation running.
The team mapped Charming Kitten activity across BTC, ETH, BNB, LTC, and Tron, including ~$184k in gross operational flow volume.
What makes the case important is the shape of the network: Bitcoin for early procurement, USDT as the later value layer, BNB as a vendor-payment fan-out, and Trust Wallet Android-linked routing as a repeated behavioral signal.
You need to see the operation, not just the address.
Full investigation below.
They left receipts.
Caudena reconstructed the crypto procurement network behind Charming Kitten / IRGC-IO Department 40 - showing how a state-linked cyber operation appears to have funded its infrastructure on-chain.
Read the full investigation: https://t.co/R01zgXw3Nu
Now theyβve just removed Claude Code from Pro plans.
Feels like theyβre getting desperate over there. They nerf the model, jack up token usage, then take away one of the main reasons people were paying for Pro in the first place.
Why is Anthropic the only company going this hard to milk their users? No one else is pulling moves like this. Are they actually that compute constrained or is it just straight greed?
So, Anthropic dropped a safety nerfed version of Opus 4.6, slapped a 4.7 label on it, and somehow doubled the token usage. And we're all supposed to be thrilled about this?