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Chainstack disclosed that it suffered an AI-driven cyber attack at the end of October, resulting in the exposure of customer account information

Blockchain infrastructure service provider Chainstack disclosed that it experienced an AI-driven cyber attack from October 26 to 31, 2026. The attacker accessed the development environment through an unmodified default administrator credential and a Grafana instance without single sign-on protection, subsequently gaining cluster administrator privileges via an unauthenticated MCP tool server and stealing credentials through an automated platform, ultimately accessing the production environment to read the customer database.This incident resulted in the exposure of customer account information, including organization names, account holder names, member email addresses, and password hashes. The attacker also had access to systems containing node credentials, although there is no evidence that they were read; however, Chainstack still urged customers to rotate their node credentials. Chainstack stated that customer-facing services operated normally during the incident, and customer nodes, consoles, and APIs were not modified. Investigations revealed that the attacker used the open-source framework ARTEX, with no evidence found of exploiting software vulnerabilities. Chainstack has cut off the attack access path and requested customers to change passwords, rotate node credentials, regenerate platform API keys, and remain vigilant against phishing information.

Gate held a high-profile closed-door dinner in London, where founder and CEO Dr. Han shared the strategic layout of Gate Money

On November 10, Gate held a high-profile closed-door dinner at the Dorchester Hotel in London, gathering global leaders in the digital asset industry, institutional representatives, and important partners. Gate's founder and CEO Dr. Han delivered a keynote speech titled "One Gate, Everything Money," sharing Gate's strategic layout in comprehensive financial services, global compliance, and financial innovation.Dr. Han highlighted the next-generation comprehensive financial service application Gate Money, explaining Gate's strategic upgrade from "One Gate, Trade Everything" to "One Gate, Everything Money." Gate Money aims to integrate diverse assets such as cash, cryptocurrencies, gold, stocks, and ETFs, combining AI-assisted asset allocation and payment services to create an integrated financial experience. Dr. Han specifically shared a case of purchasing coffee with Nvidia (NVDA) stock, showcasing the innovative direction of merging investment assets with everyday consumption scenarios.Additionally, Dr. Han emphasized that Gate insists on compliance and security as the foundation for development, with its physical compliance covering 81 jurisdictions and continuously expanding its global financial cooperation network. The event also featured institutional roundtable discussions and fireside chats for communication. This sharing further conveyed Gate's development philosophy based on compliance and security, driven by financial innovation, and showcased the platform's long-term vision of building a global comprehensive financial service ecosystem.Disclaimer: This event is for entertainment and social interaction purposes only. The content herein does not constitute any offer, solicitation, or recommendation. Users in the UK may not use Gate's services through Gate.com but may only use the services provided by Gate UK. Gate will not promote or provide products or services on its website Gate.com in any restricted areas (including the UK) and may restrict or prohibit users from restricted areas from using all or part of the services. For more information, please refer to the "User Agreement."

Anthropic's roadshow disclosed a long-term operating profit margin target of 35% or above

On November 10, AI company Anthropic disclosed in its IPO roadshow video that the company believes it can achieve an adjusted operating profit margin of 35% or more in the long term, up from 15% in the third quarter of 2026, but did not provide a specific timeline for achieving this. Chief Financial Officer Krishna Rao stated that the company plans to improve its long-term cost structure by enhancing computing efficiency, increasing the proportion of directly leased chips and data centers, and expanding the share of its inference business. The ratio of computing and infrastructure expenses to revenue aims to decrease from 58% in the third quarter to 45% to 50%; the proportion of sales, marketing, and partnership expenses is expected to drop from 14% to 7% to 10%, and adjusted personnel and other operating expenses are expected to decrease from 13% to 7% to 10%.As of the end of September, there were over 11,900 enterprise customers that contributed more than $100,000 in revenue to Anthropic over the past 12 months, including over 1,900 customers contributing more than $1 million and about 250 customers contributing over $10 million. The net revenue retention rate for enterprise customers is approximately 900%, with more than half of the enterprise customers using both the Claude Platform and at least one Anthropic proprietary application. The roadshow also showcased application cases from clients such as Eli Lilly, Rakuten, Salesforce, and Walmart. The company measures computing efficiency by the ratio of revenue to computing and infrastructure expenses, which increased from 0.40 times in the first quarter of 2025 to 1.72 times in the third quarter of 2026, approximately 4.3 times higher than before, but lower than the second quarter's 2.08 times. The company stated that it used about $5 billion in short-term computing in the third quarter, with costs significantly higher than those for computing procured under multi-year agreements.In terms of actual performance, Anthropic reported third-quarter revenue of $16.956 billion, adjusted operating profit of $2.463 billion, and an adjusted operating profit margin of 15%, down from 19% in the second quarter. Under GAAP standards, the company still recorded an operating loss of $567 million in the third quarter. The adjusted metrics exclude expenses such as equity incentives and non-cash charitable donations and cannot be equated to GAAP earnings. As of the end of October, the company's annualized revenue run rate was approximately $81 billion, not the actual revenue achieved for the full year. Additionally, Anthropic disclosed long-term commitments for computing and infrastructure of about $90 billion, of which approximately $45.16 billion is expected to occur by the end of 2030, with related commitments maturing in the next 12 months amounting to about $7.07 billion. As of the end of the third quarter, the company held approximately $96 billion in cash and cash equivalents and about $36 billion in short-term investments.
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