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Tech news — October 30, 2026

Tech publications published on October 30, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

8 publications

  2. TechCyberattackBreach

    Binance Hacked: Largest Cryptocurrency Theft Ever Recorded

    Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has been hacked, resulting in an estimated loss of $5.6 to $6.3 billion. This is the largest hack in the history of cryptocurrencies. The hackers managed to steal various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Binance has confirmed the attack and is working with law enforcement and industry partners to freeze affected assets and investigate the incident. Some reports suggest that the hack may have been carried out by a North Korean hacking group.
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  4. TechEquitiesSoftware

    Universal Music's Revenue Surges on Subscription Growth

    Universal Music Group (UMG) has reported a significant increase in revenue, driven primarily by growth in subscription and streaming services. The world's largest music label saw its subscription revenue rise by 9.5% (excluding Downtown), while total revenue grew by 12.3% to €3.39 billion in the third quarter. This positive trend was attributed to price increases and healthy subscriber growth, marking a strong recovery after previous disappointing periods.
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  5. TechEarthPublic Health

    Geomagnetic Storm Expected This Weekend

    A geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth this weekend, with increased activity starting in the evening of Friday, October 30, and decreasing by Sunday evening. The storm is predicted to be of weak to moderate strength, with potential disturbances in the magnetic field and navigation systems. People sensitive to weather changes are advised to maintain their daily routines and stay hydrated.
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  7. TechChinaSemiconductorsPrivacy

    Putin Boasts of Russia's Technological Leadership

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has asserted that his country holds leading positions in the global race for technological sovereignty. He stated that competitors are forced to catch up with Russia and copy its developments in various technological areas. Putin highlighted Russia's achievements in creating large generative models, innovative digital solutions, and medical technologies. He also expressed Russia's willingness to share its technological expertise with African nations.
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