Day: October 12, 2026
Hochvogel mountain at risk of major collapse as 400,000 cubic metres of rock threatens to break away
The Hochvogel sits on the border between Germany and the Austrian region of Tyrol. It is part of the Allgäu High Alps and stands at 2,592 metres high.
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🇫🇷🇨🇳🇲🇾 Around $90 million is gone from bugged Ledger wallets, and the reseller that sold them had a new owner nobody was allowed to talk about.
Some of the wallets, sold through CryptoBilis, Ledger’s authorized reseller for Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, had a tiny implant hidden behind the screen.
It grabs the recovery phrase during setup and beams it out over a cellular connection.
The devices still pass Ledger’s own authenticity check because the original security chip is left untouched.
Ledger has confirmed the implant in at least one device.
CryptoBilis was sold in March, and by August, 100% of its shares belonged to a single individual with an address in China’s Heilongjiang province.
The original co-founders say they walked away from the business after the sale, and confidentiality terms kept them from announcing it.
Nobody has linked the mystery owner officially to the implants yet, and Ledger is staying quiet on the ownership change.
That’s a big silence for a company whose whole pitch is “don’t trust, verify.”
Ledger hasn’t said whether it knew its authorized reseller for 3 countries had been secretly sold to an unknown buyer, and either answer looks bad for a brand that sells trust for a living.
Its line so far is that only a “limited” number of devices were hit and its own systems are safe.
Posts are also circulating claiming a tampered device turned up in Europe, allegedly bought at MediaMarkt, but Ledger hasn’t confirmed any cases outside CryptoBilis.
Between this and the Magic Eden exploit that saw thousands of NFTs stolen from wallets just weeks ago, it’s been a rough month for holders.
Turns out cold storage doesn’t help much when the wallet phones home.
Sources: Ledger, The Verge, Bloomberg, Gizmodo, Bitcoin News, BitPinas, eGamers / Writer: Julie
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A survivor of the Houthi attack on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport recalls witnessing his brother being thrown into the air by the missile strike before falling in front of him, as he calls on the international community to act and demands justice for the victims.
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CCTV released by Saudi Arabia shows the moment of an attack on Riyadh’s international airport that killed 13 people and wounded more than 300 on October 10.
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Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) has extended the suspension of operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh to complete procedures verifying “the safety and operational readiness of the airport’s facilities.”
The suspension follows successive days of deadly Houthi attacks on the airport. A missile strike Saturday killed at least 12 people, including an American citizen, and wounded 309, according to GACA, the deadliest attack on Saudi Arabia in more than a decade. Another attack Sunday evening caused further injuries. Attacks on King Khalid and Abha airports from Tuesday through Thursday killed six people. Several international airlines have suspended flights to Riyadh.هيئة الطيران المدني (@ksagaca) #Statement | Extending suspension of operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.— https://x.com/ksagaca/status/2109564392455250075
Israeli soldiers will start voting the evening of October 20 for the October 27 national elections, citing operational considerations.
The IDF plans at least 850 polling stations, 25% of them fully mobile for conscripts and reservists in remote locations and inside enemy territory. The military holds some 40 outposts in Gaza, numerous positions in Lebanon and nine in Syria.
Stations stay open through October 27. Soldiers may also vote at civilian stations, with double envelopes preventing anyone from voting twice.
Aerial footage shows firefighting aircraft dropping water and fire retardant on the fast-moving Bike Fire in Santa Clarita, California, as thick smoke rises from the hills and evacuation orders and warnings remain in place for nearby communities.
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