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According to cryptocurrency news reports, the widespread application of AI has driven a surge in bug bounty reports, but a large number of low-quality reports have increased screening burdens. The platform receives an average of 20-50 reports per day, a year-over-year increase of about 900%; another party stated that low-quality and false positives have risen, and AI has reduced the cost of report generation. Curl founder Stenberg shut down the bug bounty program due to pressure. Industry experts recommend introducing defensive AI for automatic screening and tightening submission standards to reduce invalid reports and ensure that genuine vulnerabilities are addressed promptly.

Author: Ada, Deep Tide TechFlow
On February 7, 2025, four young people walked into a federal office building in Washington.
They belong to DOGE, the “Department of Government Efficiency” led by Elon Musk. Their destination is

Umbra is used to transfer hacker attack funds, approximately 349 ETH (about $800k). Privacy addresses mainly protect the recipient's identity, making it difficult to prevent the source of funds from being hidden, but the funds can still be identified and traced. The team maintains communication and collaboration with security researchers. To assist with the recovery, the hosted frontend was switched to maintenance mode at 6:45 AM Eastern Time on April 21, and will be restored after confirming that it does not hinder the recovery process. The protocol is operating normally, and the funds in the privacy addresses are secure.

Author: David, Deep Tide TechFlow
SpaceX posted on X last night, announcing a partnership agreement with AI programming tool Cursor.
The agreement gives SpaceX an option: either acquire Cursor for $60 billion later this year, or pay a “collaboration fee” of $10 billion.
It’s a tough choice—but either way, the money isn’t small.
Cursor’s situation—people who have been paying attention to the AI coding track over the past two years should have a sense of it. It was once the most pursued coding tool among programmers. Last year, its ARR jumped from $100 million at the beginning of the year to $1 billion by the end of the year. According to Bloomberg, it has already surpassed $2 billion as of February this year.
But this year, the winds have shifted—Anthropic’s Claude