Odaily Planet Daily News According to reports, a suspected technical glitch occurred at the New York Stock Exchange, causing multiple stocks to plummet by more than 99%. The New York Stock Exchange has released a technical issue report, stating that it is currently investigating a reported technical problem and will provide more information as soon as possible.

According to Doug Colkitt, founder of the Ambient exchange, the attackers who stole $46 million from KyberSwap relied on "sophisticated and well-designed smart contract vulnerabilities" to carry out the attack. Colkitt called the vulnerability an "infinite money glitch", and according to him, the attackers exploited KyberSwap's unique implementation of the centralized liquidity feature to "trick" the contract into believing that it had more liquidity than it actually was.

On November 12, OpenAI said that ChatGPT and some other services had failed, the cause of the failure had been determined, and it has now returned to normal work. It was previously reported that ChatGPT had a major glitch a few days ago that made the app unusable. OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman said that the number of people using the new feature has exceeded expectations, and the ChatGPT service may be unstable in the short term. Subsequently, OpenAI said that ChatGPT's periodic service interruption was due to DDoS attacks.

Babbitt News, Nov. 12, OpenAI said that ChatGPT and some other services have failed, the cause of the failure has been determined, and it is currently being fixed. It was previously reported that ChatGPT had a major glitch a few days ago that made the app unusable. OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman said that the number of people using the new feature has exceeded expectations, and the ChatGPT service may be unstable in the short term. Subsequently, OpenAI said that ChatGPT's periodic service interruption was due to DDoS attacks.

PANews reported on November 9 that OpenAI updated its official website to say that it was dealing with periodic outages caused by abnormal traffic reflecting DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks. The agency is continuing its efforts to alleviate this problem. This is the first time OpenAI has revealed the potential cause of the glitch that plagued ChatGPT this week. DDoS attacks are designed to crash by overloading a network or server with fake traffic. Previously, the CEO of OpenAI said that the number of users of the new feature exceeded expectations, and the ChatGPT service may be unstable in the short term.

According to a report by Jin Shi on November 9, OpenAI updated its official website to say that it is handling periodic outages caused by abnormal traffic reflecting DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks. The agency is continuing its efforts to alleviate this problem. This is the first time OpenAI has revealed the potential cause of the glitch that plagued ChatGPT this week. DDoS attacks are designed to crash by overloading a network or server with fake traffic. It was previously reported that OpenAI CEO: The number of users of the new feature exceeds expectations, and the ChatGPT service may be unstable in the short term.

News on October 20, OpenAI officially confirmed that after emergency repairs, OpenAI has restored API services, and said that the error rate has returned to normal levels. Currently, OpenAI is continuously monitoring this issue to ensure service stability. At around 8 a.m. Beijing time today, OpenAI said that its API was seriously faulty due to a faulty upgrade and is investigating the issue. In addition, OpenAI said that some API requests and some users of ChatGPT were also affected by the failure.

According to CaiLian News, at about 8 a.m. Beijing time on October 20, OpenAI said that its API caused a serious failure due to a faulty upgrade and is investigating the problem. In addition, OpenAI said that some API requests and some users of ChatGPT were also affected by this failure. To date, OpenAI has made a fix to the glitch and says that potential issues affecting a subset of API customers (and the expanded ChatGPT) are related to the upstream part of the API authentication stack. OpenAI is simultaneously scaling the underlying cache resources that are close to capacity and working on standby systems that do not use caching. Users will be notified as soon as there is an update on the fact that the fault has been fixed. At 11:37 a.m. Beijing time, OpenAI Update said: "We have restored the service, the error rate has returned to normal levels, and we will continue to monitor this issue." ”

According to CaiLian News, at about 8 a.m. Beijing time on October 20, OpenAI said that its API caused a serious failure due to a faulty upgrade and is investigating the problem. In addition, OpenAI said that some API requests and some users of ChatGPT were also affected by this failure. To date, OpenAI has made a fix to the glitch and says that potential issues affecting a subset of API customers (and the expanded ChatGPT) are related to the upstream part of the API authentication stack. OpenAI is simultaneously scaling the underlying cache resources that are close to capacity and working on standby systems that do not use caching. Users will be notified as soon as there is an update on the fact that the fault has been fixed.

A witness in the SBF trial said on Wednesday that a software error caused by FTX's unusual way of handling customer deposits exaggerated the $8 billion Alameda owed to the exchange's customers, Golden Finance reported. A key part of this relationship is banking. Former FTX developer Adam Yedidia told the court that in the early days of FTX, its customers deposited fiat currency by sending money to Alameda rather than directly to FTX. The unusual relationship complicates how companies track debts owed to customers. Yedidia said there was a bug in the accounting software that, by June 2022, showed Alameda owed far more money than the actual amount. Yedidia told a jury on Tuesday that he resigned from FTX after learning that Alameda used client funds to pay off creditors.

A witness in the SBF trial said on Wednesday that a software error caused by FTX's unusual way of handling customer deposits exaggerated the $8 billion Alameda owed to the exchange's customers, Golden Finance reported. A key part of this relationship is banking. Former FTX developer Adam Yedidia told the court that in the early days of FTX, its customers deposited fiat currency by sending money to Alameda rather than directly to FTX. The unusual relationship complicates how companies track debts owed to customers. Yedidia said there was a bug in the accounting software that, by June 2022, showed Alameda owed far more money than the actual amount. Yedidia told a jury on Tuesday that he resigned from FTX after learning that Alameda used client funds to pay off creditors.

Odaily Planet Daily News Solana-based digital art market Exchange.art will soon make its platform multi-chain and integrate support for Ethereum. The integration will go live on August 1, and more than 80 Ethereum artists on the platform will include Sotheby’s “Glitch Art” auction artist Patrick Amadon and creator Amber Vittoria. Since its launch in 2021, the marketplace has plans to expand beyond the Solana ecosystem, said Exchange.art COO Larisa Barbu. (CoinDesk)

According to PANews news on May 25, the Status page of OpenAI's official website shows that the failure of the ChatGPT website has been resolved. Increased database CPU usage has been affecting the site for the past few hours and the underlying issue has been resolved. The site will continue to be monitored to ensure this issue does not recur. Previously, the ChatGPT website faced downtime problems, and ChatGPT had a high error rate.

Babbitt News, superphiz.eth, a community health consultant for the Ethereum beacon chain, tweeted that Ethereum developers have deployed fixes for Ethereum clients Teku and Prysm that can prevent attestation flooding to address recent impacts Finality issues for the Ethereum Beacon Chain and restoring stability to the network. It is reported that the Beacon Chain failed to stop producing blocks in the early hours of this Friday and Saturday. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation stated in a blog post that the full cause of the finality issue is still under investigation, but "it appears to be caused by high load on certain consensus layer clients, which in turn is caused by anomalous conditions" .

Jinse Finance reported that analyst bertcmiller tweeted that the consensus layer problems in the past two days had nothing to do with MEV-Boost. On May 13, Ethereum recovered after a second performance glitch in 24 hours, the cause of which is still under investigation. Subsequently, Ethereum developers released patches for the recent beacon chain finality problem. The Ethereum Foundation stated that the full cause of the finality problem is still under investigation, but it seems to be caused by the high load of some consensus layer clients, while This is again caused by a special case.

Jinse Finance reported that the ethereum blockchain encountered a technical issue on Friday that caused the network to stop finalizing blocks for more than an hour, the second such outage in the past 24 hours. The incident, the cause of which remains a matter of speculation, raises major security concerns for users of the second-largest blockchain by market capitalization. According to the Ethereum Foundation, when blocks are not finalized, pending transactions risk being reordered or removed from the network. At the time of the interview, the network had resumed finalizing blocks, but this was the second time in 24 hours that ethereum has experienced a performance hit, with the chain experiencing the same issue on Thursday when finalization was paused for about 25 minutes.