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    FBI Most Wanted Fugitive Accused of $40M ATM Malware Heist▼Bad Actor "“Prometheus”, one of the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives engineered malware that “jackpotted” US ATMs, to theMmastodonBusinessCrypto14 d ago

    A fugitive known as "Prometheus", listed among the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, is alleged to have engineered malware that "jackpotted" ATMs across the United States, taking roughly $40 million. Analysts say the transnational criminal group Tren de Aragua then laundered the proceeds through cryptocurrencies, with blockchain analysis firms detailing the flow of funds.

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    Missouri Attorney General Targets Bitcoin ATMs▼Bitcoin ATMs are in Missouri AG’s crosshairs—but they insist they’re not the problem✉newsBusinessCrypto4 d ago

    Missouri's attorney general has put Bitcoin ATM operators under scrutiny, but the companies themselves push back, arguing they are not the source of the problem. The dispute highlights growing state-level concern over crypto kiosks, which have been linked elsewhere to fraud and scams targeting consumers, while operators claim they already have safeguards in place.

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    Ampera submits engagement plan to US nuclear regulator●Well this is quite the leap, even for IPO scales... # nuclear # tmsr # ampera # microreactor # reactor # energytransitioMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy78 d ago

    Ampera has filed a comprehensive engagement plan with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, a step in developing its molten salt microreactor technology. The announcement drew attention from nuclear energy watchers, with commenters noting the scale of the ambition for a pre-IPO company. Supporters see it as a sign of momentum for next-generation reactors and the broader energy transition.

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    Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs Launches Across US With Flat 5% Fee▼Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs Enters U.S. Market With 400+ Machines and a Flat 5% Fee✉newsBusinessCrypto4 d ago

    Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs says it is entering the United States with a network of more than 400 machines and a flat 5% fee, a rate it pitches as substantially below the industry average, where ATM fees often exceed 15%. The move could pressure existing operators to lower their pricing as fee criticism has long dogged the bitcoin ATM sector.

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    Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs rolls out 400 machines at 5% fee▼Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs launches 400 ATMs with 5% fee✉newsBusinessCrypto4 d ago

    Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs has launched a network of 400 bitcoin ATMs charging a 5% transaction fee, a rate the company positions as among the lowest in the industry. The expansion aims to make buying bitcoin more affordable at physical machines, where fees often run considerably higher. Industry observers note that fee levels are a key differentiator in the competitive bitcoin ATM market.

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    First Treatment-Resistant Depression Awareness Day Launches●The First Ever Treatment-Resistant Depression Awareness Day✉newsHealthMental Health3 d ago

    The first ever Treatment-Resistant Depression Awareness Day has been launched, drawing attention to the millions of people whose depression does not respond to standard antidepressant treatments. Mental health advocates and clinicians are using the day to highlight symptoms, reduce stigma, and push for better access to specialized therapies such as esketamine, TMS, and other interventional options for patients who have exhausted first-line treatments.

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    German greenhouse gas monitoring enters second phase●Das deutsche # Treibhausgasmonitoring # ITMS geht in die zweite Projektphase. In den kommenden vier Jahren soll ein daueMmastodonEnvironmentClimate106 d ago

    Germany's Integrated Greenhouse Gas Monitoring System (ITMS) has moved into its second project phase. Over the next four years, researchers aim to build a permanently operational system that independently measures sources and sinks of CO2, methane and nitrous oxide, drawing on measurement data from across the country to verify emissions. Scientists involved in the project are highlighting the milestone, which strengthens Germany's capacity to independently verify its climate targets.

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    ModelFront Launches OpenLoc, an Open Translation Management System▼ModelFront Announces OpenLoc, the Open TMS Built for AI✉newsTechnologySoftware8 d ago

    ModelFront has announced OpenLoc, an open translation management system built for AI workflows. The announcement was distributed via Business Wire. Details beyond the launch itself remain limited, but the product targets teams managing localization with AI-driven translation, positioning it as an open alternative in the TMS market.

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    VCTMS frontwoman Meredith Henderson addresses recent allegations●# TheMetalDogArticleList # Chaoszine Meredith Henderson of VCTMS releases first statement about recent allegations httpsMmastodonCultureMusic17 d ago

    Meredith Henderson of metalcore band VCTMS has issued her first public statement responding to recent allegations, according to Chaoszine. The statement marks her first direct comment since the claims surfaced. Details of the allegations and her response have not been independently confirmed, and the band has a following in the metalcore scene.

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    Michigan debates banning bitcoin ATMs amid fraud losses▼Why some say Michigan should ban bitcoin ATMs as victims lose millions✉newsBusinessCrypto9 d ago

    Calls are growing in Michigan for a ban on bitcoin ATMs, with critics pointing to residents losing millions of dollars to scams that direct victims to withdraw cash and feed it into the machines. Detroit Free Press reporting has fuelled debate over whether regulators should restrict or outlaw the kiosks, which fraudsters exploit because transactions are irreversible and hard to trace.

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    Gang rips ATMs out of two Sicily banks overnight●Overnight, a gang of six men ripped ATMs out of two banks in Sicily — Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popol𝕏xIT112 d ago

    A gang of six men tore cash machines out of two banks in Sicily overnight: branches of Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popolare di Sicilia. The brazen overnight raids, in which the machines were physically ripped out rather than emptied on site, are drawing attention as Italian police work to identify and track down those responsible.

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    ESPNcricinfo has highlighted a rare feat in cricket: only eight players in history have won three consecutive Player of the Match awards. The list underlines how unusual sustained individual dominance across back-to-back matches is, and it is drawing attention from fans comparing which of the eight delivered the most impressive streak across formats and eras.

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    Security Researchers Flag Possible Phishing Site on GitBook▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxp[:]//mtmskchrpmxtnsion[.]gitbook[.]io 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6ac375363b775MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity112 d ago

    Cybersecurity accounts are warning about a suspected phishing page hosted on a GitBook subdomain, sharing the address in defanged form so readers cannot accidentally click it. A scan link from the URL analysis service urlDNA has been attached, letting other researchers inspect the domain's infrastructure, hosting details and behaviour. The warning is circulating with standard tags like #phishing and #infosec.

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    WaoN, 30 years in the making, arrives on iOS and Mac●アヴェにはWaoNはないってバルトさんが言ってました 30年かけて育てた自動耳コピ「WaoN」がiOS/Macアプリに!AI時代にあえて挑む、0倍速でも音が鳴り続ける「わおん」 https://www. dtmstation.com/arcMmastodonWorld312 d ago

    Japanese developer Kengo Nakajima's WaoN, an automatic transcription tool that converts audio into MIDI, has been released as an iOS and Mac application after roughly 30 years of development. The DTM Station feature highlights how the project takes on automatic ear-copying in the AI era, with a pitch-shifting mode that keeps audio playing even at zero playback speed. Music production communities are sharing the release and its unusual technical approach.

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