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SEC typically refers to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission which "protects investors in the $3.8 trillion municipal securities markets that cities and towns rely on to provide neighborhood schools, local libraries and hospitals, public parks, safe drinking water and so much more". But it can also refer to the security and exchange regulation bodies of other countries.

NVIDIA Red Team Releases AI Agent Security Framework Amid Rising Sandbox Threats
NVIDIA's AI Red Team publishes mandatory security controls for AI coding agents, addressing prompt injection attacks and sandbox escape vulnerabilities.
The End of 'Synthetic' Crypto: Decoding the SEC's January 28th Joint Statement on Tokenized Securities
On Jan 28, 2026, the SEC clarified that tokenizing a security changes the "plumbing," not the law. Synthetic tokens now face strict swap rules, ending retail access.
NVIDIA Research Exposes Critical VLM Security Flaws in AI Vision Systems
NVIDIA researchers demonstrate how adversarial image attacks can manipulate vision language models, turning traffic light recognition from 'stop' to 'go' with imperceptible changes.
The Great Un-Caging: How the SEC's 'Innovation Exemption' is Turning Your Favorite DeFi App into a Legal Bank
Effective January 2026, the SEC’s "Project Crypto" has officially launched its Innovation Exemption, a regulatory sandbox that allows decentralized protocols to operate with "conditional relief," effectively bridging the gap between rogue code and regulated finance.
Anthropic Wins UK Government Contract for AI-Powered GOV.UK Assistant
Anthropic selected by UK's DSIT to build AI assistant for government services, starting with employment support. Engineers will embed with civil servants.
Fireblocks Exposes North Korean Hackers Running Fake Crypto Job Scam
Fireblocks security team disrupts Lazarus Group-linked recruitment scam targeting crypto developers with malware disguised as coding assignments.
GitHub Launches SLSA Build Level 3 Security with Full Code-to-Cloud Traceability
GitHub releases new APIs and artifact tracking tools enabling enterprises to trace software from source code through production deployment with cryptographic verification.
Tether Partners with UN to Combat Crypto Crime Across Africa
USDT issuer Tether announces joint initiative with UNODC targeting cybersecurity education and human trafficking prevention across six African nations.
Meta's Manus AI Reveals Sandbox Architecture Behind Autonomous Agent Tasks
Manus details its cloud sandbox system powering AI agent execution, featuring Zero Trust security, persistent file storage, and 24/7 autonomous operation.
Quantum-Proofing Your Seed Phrase: Is the 2026 NIST Standard Too Little, Too Late for Bitcoin?
In early 2026, the transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) has shifted from a theoretical debate to a regulatory mandate. While the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has finalized its first set of quantum-resistant standards (FIPS 203, 204, and 205), the Bitcoin network remains anchored to its classical Elliptic Curve (ECDSA) roots. As "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" threats loom, the question for 2026 isn't if quantum computers exist, but whether Bitcoin can pivot before the "Quantum Apocalypse" becomes a reality.

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