PANews, July 3, reported that North Korean hackers are using a new type of malware called "NimDoor," developed with the Nim programming language, to attack Crypto Assets companies, specifically targeting Mac devices. The attackers disguise themselves as trusted users and spread the malware through a fake Zoom update file, stealing Crypto Wallets and browser data. Research indicates that this malware is difficult to detect and can bypass Apple's memory protection, making macOS devices a prime target for advanced attacks.

Gate News bot news, recently 16 public financing events in the Crypto Assets field have emerged. Paris-based privacy computing company Zama has completed a $57 million Series B financing, and after this round of financing, Zama's valuation reached $1 billion, led by institutions such as Pantera Capital. In addition, the first fund of Sentinel Global has completed $213.5 million.

Gate News bot message, according to VentureCapitalJournal, San Francisco venture capital firm Sentinel Global announced that its first fund has raised 2.135 billion U.S. dollars, with a focus on investing in key areas including privacy security, financial Internet, open finance, open social related technologies, Blockchain, and Decentralization.

Via Science, Inc. has completed a $28 million Series B financing round, led by Bosch Ventures. Their decentralized identifier management technology combines post-quantum encryption to provide data and identity protection for governments and enterprises. The company states that its architecture has been tested by the U.S. Department of Defense.