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Business Upturn
09-07-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
Flashy Finance Acquires Grami.io to Launch Flashy Network
London, UK, July 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Flashy Finance, the cultural finance ecosystem pioneering the intersection of Web3, entertainment, and cultural infrastructure, today announced the acquisition of a Layer 2 blockchain protocol built on The Open Network (TON). As part of the acquisition, will be rebranded as Flashy Network, marking the launch of the first-ever Layer 2 blockchain that natively supports both TON and EVM-compatible applications. Flashy Network will serve as the foundational blockchain layer for the entire Flashy ecosystem, which includes an expanding universe of consumer apps such as Flashy Social, Flashy Buzz, Flashy Fun, and more. Each spoke in the ecosystem will launch its own native token directly on Flashy Network, creating a robust, interoperable token economy tied to cultural engagement, gamified experiences, and digital identity. The chain will also support third-party developers and entrepreneurs, offering a fertile environment for deploying scalable, expressive, and culturally relevant decentralized applications. Flashy Fun is already building games and other decentralized applications on TON, leveraging the power of the Telegram network. To further accelerate adoption, Flashy Finance will launch a global slate of startup competitions, hackathons, grant programs, and ecosystem incentives aimed at attracting top builders and creators to the Flashy Network blockchain. These initiatives will empower a new wave of Web3-native builders to launch and scale their ventures with direct access to the Flashy community, IP, and technical infrastructure. This acquisition and launch of Flashy Network is both a technology upgrade for Flashy, as well as a cultural invitation for builders to co-create the financial and social fabric of the next-generation internet. The acquisition also brings aboard Alexander Filatov, co-founder of and EverX, and one of the most respected technical leaders in the TVM ecosystem. Filatov is an early (2018) participant in the TON ecosystem and the lead mastermind behind Everscale, the earliest blockchain built using TON's scalable architecture, growing into an ecosystem with a centi-million-dollar footprint. His expertise in Layer 2 design, smart contract architecture, and blockchain scalability will guide Flashy Network's development into one of the most powerful and adaptable blockchains in the world. Flashy Network represents a strategic leap forward in Flashy's mission to build the social, and financial infrastructure for the culture layer of the internet. By combining world-class technical execution with viral consumer experiences and creative monetization pathways, Flashy Network aims to become the most builder-friendly and culturally expressive L2 in the blockchain industry. About Flashy Flashy is building the financial layer of internet culture through a growing ecosystem of creator-first platforms across streaming, music, gaming, social and AI. Flashy is uniting technology, culture, and finance into one seamless experience for the next generation of creators and fans. Learn more at Media Contact: [email protected] Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. Ahmedabad Plane Crash


TECHx
23-06-2025
- TECHx
Critical macOS Shortcuts Flaw Reported by PT SWARM Expert
Home » Emerging technologies » Cyber Security » Critical macOS Shortcuts Flaw Reported by PT SWARM Expert PT SWARM expert Egor Filatov has discovered a critical vulnerability in Shortcuts, a built-in Critical macOS app used to automate user actions. The flaw, if exploited, could give an attacker full control over a device. Positive Technologies revealed that the vulnerability is tracked as BDU:2025-02497 and carries a severity score of 8.6 out of 10 on the CVSS 3.0 scale. It affects Shortcuts version 7.0 (2607.1.3). The app has been part of macOS since Monterey, and is also supported in Ventura, Sonoma, and Sequoia. If a compromised device is connected to a corporate network, attackers could infiltrate the internal infrastructure. Filatov warned that it would be enough for a victim to run a malicious macro unknowingly. Positive Technologies reported that the vendor was notified in line with responsible disclosure policies. A patch has already been issued. Users are advised to upgrade to macOS Sequoia 15.5 or later. If an OS update is not possible, users should avoid downloading unknown shortcuts or using the app altogether. According to the report, possible consequences of exploitation include: Theft or deletion of sensitive data Remote malware installation and ransomware attacks Business disruption in corporate environments The company emphasized that threat actors could upload infected shortcut templates to the app's library. Before the patch, the flaw could be used to bypass macOS security and execute arbitrary code. Positive Technologies has a long track record of studying Apple products. In 2018, its researchers discovered a firmware flaw in Intel Management Engine that affected Apple computers. In 2017, vulnerabilities in Apple Pay were reported, allowing unauthorized transactions. The Shortcuts app is also available on iOS. To prevent threats on mobile, companies are advised to use solutions like PT MAZE. It protects apps by making reverse engineering difficult and costly for attackers.


Irish Daily Mirror
09-06-2025
- Politics
- Irish Daily Mirror
Ireland faces 'day of reckoning' over Ukraine support, Russian ambassador warns
Ireland will face 'a day of reckoning' for supporting Ukraine the Russian Ambassador warned. Yury Filatov also accused the government of complicity in Ukraine's 'barbaric terrorist acts'. His remarks posted on X are likely to renew calls for him to be kicked out of the country. He stated: 'Those in the West who support [the] Zelensky regime are de-facto accomplices in these terrorist crimes and should be called out as such. 'The European governments, including Ireland, who had been applauding Zelensky and Co., supplying them with money and weapons and spreading Kiev's propaganda, share responsibility for the regime's actions. 'They should be aware the day of reckoning will come.' As recently as last February Filatov told The Star Ireland has nothing to fear from Russia. But it now appears that has all changed. Despite Russia invading its neighbour, the diplomat claimed Ukraine started the war. Filatov added: 'It became clear long ago the Kiev authorities have never shunned violence and terrorist methods. 'First in their war against the people of Donetsk and Lugansk in 2014-2022 and then against the entire population of Russia, including targeted bombings and political assassinations. 'It has become a trademark of the cabal which usurped power in Ukraine in 2014. 'Yet, in recent days they outdid even themselves by staging direct attacks on the ordinary people in the Bryansk and Kursk regions of Russia. 'On May 31, Ukrainian saboteurs had blown up a bridge on the A240 highway, directly above the civilian train that went from the city of Klimov to Moscow, instantly killing 7 civilians and severely injuring more than 118. 'Among the victims of this terrorist attack were eight children, with 2 deceased, and a pregnant doctor who worked in a hospice in Bryanks, who died there. 'Same night at 3:00 there has been another bridge explosion, this time in Kursk region, which resulted in a freight train derailment and injuries of the train driver and his assistants. 'Reaction from the West? None – no condemnations, no sympathy.' In response, a spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs said: 'Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine was an act of unprovoked and unjustified aggression and has resulted in countless deaths and untold suffering. 'Ireland and its EU partners have been unequivocal and steadfast in our support for Ukraine, as it exercises its legitimate right to self-defence in line with the UN Charter. 'We strongly condemn Russia's bombardment of Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure, and join Ukraine, the EU and partners in calling for a full, immediate and unconditional ceasefire. 'It is for Russia to demonstrate a genuine commitment towards peace by halting its brutal attacks and implementing the proposed ceasefire, without conditions. It can do so at any time.'
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Dnipro experienced one of largest Russian attacks on 26 March, says mayor
The 26 March saw the city of Dnipro suffer one of the most intense Russian attacks since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Source: Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov Quote from Filatov: "Dnipro has endured one of the most intense attacks in three years of war. The aftermath is extensive, but luckily, everyone is alive. Utility companies, together with the State Emergency Service, police and all other services, have been working as a single mechanism since the night. In order to help people." Details: Filatov stated that damage assessments are ongoing, but at least 20 high-rise buildings had sustained broken windows and roof damage. Windows were also smashed in a school. Background: The 26 March Russian drone attack on Dnipro left three people injured and damaged over 10 high-rise buildings, business premises, an educational institution and dozens of cars. Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!