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Three meme coins are showing a distinctive pattern in the final week of June 2026. Each one reveals a disconnect between on-chain activity and price action. Large investors and major wallets are making moves, but the price charts don’t always reflect those moves. Official Trump (TRUMP) Official Trump (TRUMP) kicks off the week as one of the most unpredictable tokens to track. The coin surged over 5% in 24 hours, yet its technical picture pulls in opposite directions simultaneously. Looking for more insights like this? Subscribe to Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. On-chain data leans bullish. Smart money…

A recently identified security flaw in FFmpeg, named ‘PixelSmash,’ could allow attackers to run malicious code on Jellyfin servers in specific scenarios. It can also cause crashes or service disruptions in widely used applications such as Kodi, Emby, Nextcloud, PhotoPrism, and OBS Studio. Tracked as CVE-2026-8461, this high-severity vulnerability (rated 8.8) involves a heap-based buffer overflow in the MagicYUV video decoder. Attackers can exploit it by crafting a malicious video file in common formats like AVI, MKV, or MOV. Any software relying on libavcodec—the core FFmpeg library responsible for encoding and decoding video—is potentially at risk. Remote code execution (RCE)…

Today, we’re excited to introduce AWS Lambda MicroVMs — a brand-new serverless compute option within AWS Lambda that allows you to execute code created by users or AI inside isolated, stateful execution environments. You benefit from virtual machine–grade isolation, lightning-fast startup and resume times, and full control over the environment’s lifecycle and state — all without having to manage infrastructure or develop specialized knowledge in complex virtualization technologies. Lambda MicroVMs are built on Firecracker, the same lightweight virtualization engine that has powered more than 15 trillion Lambda function invocations every month. Why customers need this In recent years, a new…

Engineer M8, a company that develops software for fire safety, security, compliance, and fleet management businesses, has chosen KeySIM’s multi-network IoT SIM platform to power connectivity for its expanding GPS tracking and telematics services. This collaboration supports Tracking Guardian, Engineer M8’s fleet management system, which allows businesses to track vehicles in real time, oversee driver performance, keep compliance records up to date, and pull vehicle data straight from UK government databases. With rising customer demand for connected vehicle solutions, Engineer M8 needed a connectivity platform that could deliver dependable coverage across the UK while remaining adaptable to a wide range…

Collaborative Robotics’ Proxie 2.0 features two-handed manipulation and autonomous task handling. | Image: Collaborative Robotics Collaborative Robotics (Cobot) has launched the next version of its Proxie mobile robot. The upgraded model offers higher payload capacity, batteries that swap themselves, the ability to identify tasks on its own, and an optional two-armed configuration. The company aims to grow its presence in healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing. The Santa Clara, California-based firm debuted Proxie Gen 2 at Automate 2026, presenting it as a mobile manipulator proven in real-world production settings. “For years, companies had to pick between robots that could move around and…

A common misconception about coding agents is that they’re limited to programming tasks alone. In reality, they’re far more versatile and can handle virtually any office-related task, though their effectiveness varies from one task to another. That said, one particularly popular application that’s drawn significant attention is using coding agents to browse the web — tools like Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex have become standout examples. These agents have grown remarkably skilled at navigating websites, which opens up a wide range of practical applications. Web browsing can, of course, be useful in many different situations, such as fetching information on…

Today, Sakana AI introduced Sakana Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration platform that operates as a single unified model. You submit a request to one endpoint, and Fugu handles everything behind the scenes. For simpler tasks, it responds directly. For more complex challenges, it automatically assembles and manages a team of specialized models. The intricacies of this multi-agent architecture remain completely invisible to your application code. Key Takeaways Fugu provides a full multi-agent system accessible through a single OpenAI-compatible API. Fugu Ultra currently leads on most published coding and reasoning benchmarks. The orchestrator consistently outperforms the individual models it manages. Opt-out controls…

If you follow Bitcoin, you may have come across “Nostr” — an odd, almost unpronounceable term that stands for “Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relay.” This acronym has fascinated Bitcoin tech enthusiasts for years, and for good reason. Its core concept is straightforward: you don’t need to be tied to a major social media platform to communicate with your friends. Created at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic by Fiatjaff in March 2020, the Nostr protocol now powers an ever-growing number of purpose-built websites. High-profile figures like Edward Snowden and Jack Dorsey are among its most visible users. Unlike…

Eastman Kodak Company has acknowledged a security breach in which an unauthorized third party gained illegal, temporary access to a stored collection of company data. The hacking collective known as ShinyHunters—responsible for previously targeting Canvas, a learning platform operated by Infrastructure—has claimed responsibility for the attack. According to threat intelligence data shared by Malwarebytes, the group asserts it extracted more than 2.2 million records. Reportedly, this dataset contains both personally identifiable information (PII) belonging to customers and confidential internal business data. Kodak’s Response ShinyHunters issued a final ultimatum with a deadline of June 18, 2026, warning that if their demands…

The Images service, developed using Rust and powered by Workers, operates across every server in Cloudflare’s global edge network. For managing client connections, we rely on hyper, an open-source HTTP library designed for Rust.Last year, we launched the Images binding to support custom, automated workflows for handling remote images within Workers. By late 2025, we redesigned the binding to establish a more direct, local link between the Workers runtime and the Images service.Soon after deployment, we began receiving reports that transformation requests from the binding were failing — though only occasionally and primarily with larger images. What made this particularly…