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Odaily News: Fake Claude desktop apps are being used to spread the Windows malware RevStealer, which can steal crypto assets, passwords, and browser data, and targets over 50 crypto wallets.

Cybersecurity firm Morphisec says RevStealer has previously been distributed via GitHub repositories and gaming cheat-themed websites; this time it is also disguised as a "Claude Opus 5 Free Desktop" project, impersonating AI developer Anthropic and promising free access to Claude.

The malware searches browser databases, cookies, password manager records, VPN and remote access settings, chat data, screenshots, and specific documents, and checks device memory, processor core count, hostname, username, and graphics hardware.

RevStealer monitors for debugging delays common in malware analysis environments. If anomalies are detected, the malware does not continue the infection process; after passing checks, its payload is decrypted, stored under a random name, and executed covertly. Previously, Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky discovered the malware framework OkoBot targeting crypto investors, which can steal wallet files, browser data, and user credentials. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily News: On September 1, B.AI platform's daily token throughput surged to a new high of 1.33 trillion, with daily API calls exceeding 10.86 million, accelerating the growth flywheel. Since the free campaign launched on August 17, daily throughput has skyrocketed 289 times, cumulative token throughput has exceeded 8.19 trillion, cumulative new API users have surpassed 220,000, and cumulative API calls have exceeded 62.58 million. Consistently exceeding one trillion tokens per day is not the finish line but a new starting point—from code generation to multi-agent orchestration, more and more developers are deploying core workloads on the B.AI platform, driving it into a new phase of large-scale expansion. B.AI is continuously strengthening its underlying infrastructure capabilities, rapidly evolving toward the "global intelligent settlement layer." Welcome to log in to B.AI and experience it now.

Odaily News: Serenity stated that GoPro's stock price surged 79.17% following the announcement that the company plans to merge with Starman Optical, a photonics technology company that develops US-made 800G/1.6T optical transceivers for AI data centers.

Serenity noted that it had not anticipated GoPro entering the optical communications field in this manner, potentially competing with companies such as Applied Optoelectronics.

Odaily News: Injective officially stated that an accelerated network upgrade took longer than expected yesterday, but throughout the process, the Injective blockchain and INJ assets remained secure. The protocol and consensus mechanism were not compromised, and user and staked funds were unaffected.

The upgrade was triggered by the exploitation of binary options markets in a few ecosystem applications. The scope of the attack was limited to the affected applications and did not touch the Injective chain itself. During the upgrade, some validators were temporarily suspended for not completing the upgrade in time, causing a temporary decrease in network staking, and some exchanges also paused deposits and withdrawals to update nodes.

Injective stated that the attack vector has been fixed, and stricter constraints, real-time monitoring, and security protection mechanisms will be introduced in the future.

Odaily News: The system allows traders to request quotes for any supported xStock, with market makers competing to provide prices. Final executed orders are settled on-chain, with no restrictions on time or order size. Through the RFQ mechanism, xStocks can be matched without a standalone order book; tokens with sufficient trading activity can later migrate to a dedicated HyperCore market.

Odaily News: Eric Trump stated that he holds a significant amount of Bitcoin as a macro hedge against inflation and economic instability, and believes that Bitcoin is the best complement to physical assets.

Odaily News: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that Ireland is building tax-advantaged savings accounts to be launched in 2027, with digital assets excluded as they are labeled "highly complex and high-risk." Stocks, bonds, and ETFs are eligible for inclusion, following the European Commission's 2025 recommendation. ETFs can be included in the account, but BTC cannot.

Odaily News: Fed Governor Barr: Inflation is still too high. If confident in slowing inflation, I would favor holding rates steady. If inflation doesn't slow soon, it will be time to raise rates. Persistently high inflation poses risks. If data trends convince me that inflation is easing toward the 2% target, then assessing the policy stance may take time. (Jin Shi)

Odaily News: Stablecoin payment company Kast has launched the KAST Business platform, integrating corporate accounts, payment cards, cross-border transfers, and stablecoin yield balances. The platform provides services through stablecoin infrastructure.

Kast stated that businesses can receive funds through fiat virtual accounts provided by regulated partners, deposit supported stablecoins and crypto assets, issue virtual cards, and make local payments in more than 20 currencies. The platform's services cover over 170 countries and regions, but specific availability varies by jurisdiction. Idle balances earn up to 8% annualized yield, and up to 3% cashback on spending is also offered.

Kast is a fintech company, not a bank, and regulated services are provided by licensed partner institutions. In March, Kast completed an $80 million funding round at a $600 million valuation, which will be used for product development, license acquisition, and expansion into North America, Latin America, and the Middle East. The company says it currently has over 1 million users and plans to attract 1,000 to 5,000 active businesses by the end of 2026. (Cointelegraph)