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ChatGPT share-link flaw could run attacker code in logged-in sessions

A malicious ChatGPT share link could run an attacker's code in the logged-in session of anyone who opened it, The Hacker News reported. Researchers received $5K for reporting the vulnerability to OpenAI. The attack depended on a user opening the attacker's shared link.
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Binance seeks licensed return to Malaysia through regulatory talks

Binance said it is discussing a licensed business in Malaysia with the country's regulators. The cryptocurrency exchange is seeking a route back into a market where authorities have blocked its website and applications. The discussions concern access through a licensed operation.

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Renesas reports ¥435,917m quarterly revenue as margin guidance softens

Renesas Electronics reported third-quarter revenue of ¥435,917m, compared with ¥335,364m a year earlier, and basic earnings per share of ¥203.47, Yahoo Finance reported. The results benefited from a recent timing business sale and profit from ongoing operations.