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Odaily News: Qualcomm Technologies announced the launch of the Qualcomm Intelligent Multimedia SDK (IMSDK) 2.0, providing a unified development framework for AI and multimedia application development based on the Qualcomm Dragonwing platform.Qualcomm stated that IMSDK 2.0 is designed to help developers build intelligent applications on edge devices that integrate generative AI, multimedia processing, and real-time analytics capabilities, consolidating AI model inference, cameras, audio, video, sensors, and cloud connectivity into a single development environment, covering scenarios such as intelligent cameras, industrial robots, drones, and IoT devices.The new SDK introduces a Pipeline API and application building tools for Python and C++, reducing developers' reliance on underlying multimedia frameworks. Additionally, IMSDK 2.0 supports multiple AI inference paths, including the Qualcomm AI Runtime SDK (QAIRT), ONNX Runtime, and TensorFlow Lite, and can run models on CPU, GPU, or NPU as needed.Furthermore, IMSDK 2.0 introduces Coding Agent Skills for AI programming assistants, Documentation as Code, and containerized microservices capabilities, helping developers complete application building, debugging, deployment, and optimization through natural language instructions.
According to the official announcement, following recent reviews, Binance will delist the following stocks on June 5, 2026, at 19:00 (UTC+8): AllianceBernstein (AB), Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP), Black Stone Minerals (BSM), CrossAmerica Partners (CAPL), Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP), Delek Logistics Partners (DKL), Dorchester Minerals (DMLP), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), Energy Transfer (ET), Genesis Energy (GEL), Global Partners (GLP), Icahn Enterprises (IEP), Martin Midstream Partners (MMLP), MPLX (MPLX), NGL Energy Partners (NGL), Natural Resource Partners (NRP), Plains All American Pipeline (PAA), Sub
According to an official incident post-mortem report on the CoW Swap attack, its domain cow.fi was compromised via a supply-chain attack on April 14, 2026. Attackers exploited social engineering tactics to infiltrate the .fi domain registration process and hijack DNS resolution, causing users attempting to access swap.cow.fi to be redirected to a phishing site for several hours. During this period, attackers deployed a counterfeit trading interface and attempted to trick users into connecting their wallets and signing malicious transactions. The report states that this incident did not impact CoW Protocol’s on-chain smart contracts, backend systems, or user fund security; core infrastructure—including services hosted on AWS and Vercel—remained uncompromised. The attack occurred exclusively during the domain registration and transfer process: attackers gained control by forging identity documents and exploiting vulnerabilities in the registration workflow, briefly modifying the domain’s DNS records. The team detected the anomaly within 19 minutes and initiated emergency response procedures, subsequently migrating to cow.finance and fully restoring the cow.fi domain within approximately 26 hours. CoW’s team noted that affected users were primarily those who visited the official website during the domain hijacking window. Preliminary estimates place losses at around $1.2 million. The cow.fi domain has since been reactivated with enhanced security measures—including RegistryLock—and the team has launched external security audits, legal proceedings against the perpetrators, and is developing a potential user compensation plan. The official statement emphasizes that the vulnerability has been patched and outlines plans to improve domain infrastructure security through governance initiatives and industry collaboration.