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The number of signatories for the Huang Renxun (Jensen Huang) return petition has surpassed 150,000, with public support from Elon Musk, Tom Lee, and others

The petition website requesting the Nvidia board to reinstate Jensen Huang continues to gain traction, with 151,083 signatures collected so far, including 7,380 current employees, 1,381 former employees, and 80,205 shareholders. Notable public figures such as Elon Musk, Tom Lee, and Replit CEO Amjad Masad have publicly signed the petition.Previously, on November 12, 2026, Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang had resigned from his position as CEO, effective immediately. This marked the end of his 33-year tenure leading the company he co-founded.The organizers and signatories of this initiative are concerned that Huang may have been forced to resign without due process and without sufficient time to defend himself, thus they are calling for an explanation from the board. The core demands of the open letter to the Nvidia board are: to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO during the independent investigation to ascertain the facts; if he must continue to be absent, to provide an evidence-supported explanation. Ensure the investigation is independent, publicly scoped, and timely, and grant Jensen Huang a fair opportunity to defend himself. Provide a timely public statement explaining the relevant concerns, evidence, and the balancing of interests for employees and shareholders.The letter emphasizes: "Thirty-three years of leadership does not mean immunity from accountability, but accountability requires evidence and due process, not a public trial by the mob." The website states that this initiative is independent and has not been endorsed by Nvidia or Jensen Huang himself.

The hope for substantial progress in U.S. cryptocurrency legislation within the year is slim, and the industry is turning its attention to the new Congress

According to CoinDesk, several figures in the U.S. cryptocurrency industry expect that during the last few weeks of the current congressional session (the "lame duck" period from the end of the election until the next Congress begins on January 3), it will be difficult to push forward any substantial progress on cryptocurrency legislation.Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber of Commerce, stated that hopes for further progress on the CLARITY Act are low, as lawmakers seem to have gradually shifted their attention to other matters. With the Democrats gaining more control in the new Congress after the midterm elections, the Republicans have limited time left, and the Democrats lack the motivation to make significant compromises at this time.There are still a few issues that may receive attention, including cryptocurrency tax rules, granting the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) more regulatory authority over the cryptocurrency spot market, and expediting data center construction permits. Among these, the bipartisan bill related to data center permits has passed preliminary procedures in the Senate, but some Bitcoin mining companies have disagreements regarding potential requirements to bear the costs of grid expansion and higher energy expenses.Kristin Smith, head of the Blockchain Association, stated that with limited time left in this Congress and many items on the agenda, the most important regulatory rules for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry are still being set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the CFTC.

Financial Supervisory Service of Korea: Plans to restrict active-duty military personnel from applying for high-interest small loans within the year

According to a report by the Korean News Agency, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea announced that it will collaborate with the Financial Services Commission and the banking industry to promote several new financial consumer protection regulations. These include completing the establishment of standard business norms by the end of the year and fully restricting microcredit institutions from issuing general credit loans to active-duty military personnel.Data shows that the loan scale for active-duty military personnel from the top 30 credit institutions registered with the Financial Services Commission in South Korea has surged from 350 million Korean won at the end of 2022 to 24.2 billion Korean won (approximately 17 million USD) by the end of 2025. South Korean regulators pointed out that some active-duty military personnel blindly invest borrowed funds into high-risk investments such as virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) and online gambling, which is one of the main reasons for excessive debt.In addition, the Financial Supervisory Service of South Korea will also promote the expansion of flexible banking outlet operations and shorten the notification period for long-unused prepaid electronic payment accounts from 1 year to 3 months.

Insiders: Jensen Huang is still involved in the CEO selection for NVIDIA and has contacted potential candidates

According to The Washington Post, after Jensen Huang resigned as CEO, Nvidia faces challenges not only in finding a new leader but also in taking over a management system that has long revolved around the founder.Jensen Huang led Nvidia for over 30 years, and the company adopted a flat management structure, with about 60 people reporting directly to him, concentrating major decisions in his hands. Nvidia is currently led by Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress as interim CEO. According to insiders, Jensen Huang is still involved in the selection of his successor and has contacted at least one potential candidate.Jensen Huang also personally maintained relationships between Nvidia and key suppliers. He has long kept close ties with TSMC founder Morris Chang, a relationship that has helped Nvidia secure priority access to scarce manufacturing capacity.Harvard Business School professor Andy Wu believes that given Amazon and Google are also competing for TSMC's limited capacity, there is uncertainty about whether Nvidia can maintain its existing share of capacity. A Nvidia spokesperson stated that the company's partnerships with TSMC and other supply chain partners remain strong.Tae Kim, author of The Nvidia Way, pointed out that Jensen Huang simultaneously led product direction, business strategy, marketing, and talent recruitment, making it difficult for the new CEO to take on all responsibilities alone. He believes the board should prioritize retaining core executives familiar with the company's technology and operations, including Ian Buck, who leads CUDA development, Jonah Alben, who is responsible for GPU engineering, and interim CEO Colette Kress.Harvard Business School professor and former Intel board member David Yoffie stated that Nvidia has not established a systematic succession process similar to Intel's annual evaluation of successor candidates. Since the turmoil began, Nvidia's market value has shrunk by about $1 trillion, and Bernstein has lowered its target price from $400 to $200.

Slow Fog CISO: Underground forums are selling remote control tools claiming to support iOS 13 to 27.2, which can steal keychain and encrypted wallet data

The CISO of Slow Fog stated that there are underground forums selling a remote control tool claimed to support iOS versions 13 to 27.2, equipped with a centralized control panel.Attackers are said to be able to deliver phishing links via SMS, chat software, or email, attempting to gain device access after users click on them, thereby stealing Keychain data, chat records, file credentials, and data related to encrypted wallets. They can also monitor cameras, microphones, location, and screens, and support remote Shell and multi-device management.The tool claims to have six capabilities: initial access, privilege escalation, persistence after reboot, data export, real-time monitoring, and remote control, involving techniques such as bypassing pointer authentication (PAC), escaping sandboxes, and obtaining kernel read/write permissions.However, the CISO of Slow Fog expressed doubts about its compatibility, believing that its claim to support iOS 27.2 may be exaggerated or have stability issues, and speculated that the tool could be an upgraded version of Darksword. They also reminded users to update their systems in a timely manner, exercise caution when clicking on unknown links in SMS, emails, and chat software, and pay attention to the security of their devices and encrypted assets.

Coinone: Customer service outsourcing vendor's server was hacked, user inquiry information leaked

The South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone announced that in the early hours of November 12, its customer service outsourcing partner MetaM's server was externally breached, resulting in the leakage of some customers' personal information left during chat or phone consultations.Coinone received a report from the outsourcing partner around 9:20 AM on the same day and disclosed the matter on November 15. Users without customer service consultation records are not affected by this incident. Coinone stated that its account, trading, and wallet systems operate independently from the outsourcing partner's server, and no direct intrusion into these systems has been found so far.The potentially leaked information includes names, phone numbers, emails, birth dates, account numbers, passwords, Korean resident registration numbers, document issuance dates, addresses, wallet addresses, and transaction hashes (TXID). The actual leaked items vary based on the information provided by users during consultations. Coinone has not disclosed the number of affected individuals and will inform users through separate notifications or inquiry services.Coinone has blocked the illegal access path, switched customer service to email consultations, and strengthened monitoring of abnormal logins and transactions. The platform has reported to the relevant regulatory authorities in South Korea and reminded users who provided passwords during customer service consultations to change their passwords on Coinone and other websites using the same password as soon as possible, and to be wary of phishing calls, texts, and emails impersonating customer service.
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