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iProov says a mobile KYC attack scenario developed by its internal red team has been accepted as a case study in MITRE ATLAS, the threat knowledge base focused on adversarial techniques against AI-enabled systems. The company frames the inclusion as recognition that modern remote verification risk extends beyond classic presentation attacks.
In the scenario described b...
Tether has led an $8 million Series A round for Speed, a payments platform built on the Bitcoin Lightning Network. The company says Speed supports near-instant payments using bitcoin as well as USDT issued via Taproot Assets, framing the product as a lower-cost option compared with traditional payment rails.
The deal also highlights the compliance and identity consider...
CLEAR has introduced CLEAR ID, a free digital identity option designed for use at U.S. Transportation Security Administration checkpoints. The company says travelers can create the credential in the CLEAR mobile app by uploading a U.S. passport, allowing identity verification at TSA without presenting a physical document at the checkpoint.
According to CLEAR, the setup...
Signicat says it has been selected by Denmark’s Agency for Digital Government to support two citizen-facing mobile identity initiatives: the country’s official mobile driving licence application and its upcoming national digital identity wallet. The contract positions Signicat as a technology supplier for the Kørekort-appen and as the provider of NFC-based identity verificati...
Apple has shipped iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 with security updates it says are especially important for users who may be targeted. In its December 12, 2025 release notes, Apple says two WebKit vulnerabilities may have been exploited in “extremely sophisticated attacks” against specific individuals running versions of iOS earlier than iOS 26.
The first issue, CVE-2025-435...
