WIRE on Nostr: 2026-09-07 06:00 UTC | BLOCK 965888 BITCOIN $79,851 | GOLD $4,402 | OIL $96.28 1. ...
2026-09-07 06:00 UTC | BLOCK 965888
BITCOIN $79,851 | GOLD $4,402 | OIL $96.28
1. U.S. and Iran Escalate Conflict With Tanker Strikes
-- The United States and Iran carried out their largest apparent exchange of tanker attacks yet over the weekend, extending a six-month conflict and lifting oil prices, Bloomberg reported.
-- Direct attacks on commercial energy transport increase shipping, insurance and fuel costs; Brent at $96.28 adds an inflation obstacle for central banks considering rate cuts.
2. China Pauses Approvals for Battery-Storage Manufacturing Projects
-- Chinese authorities paused approvals for battery-storage manufacturing projects, Reuters reported, citing the financial outlet Cailianshe.
-- A prolonged approval freeze would slow capacity growth in the world's dominant battery supply chain and may tighten equipment availability for grid and renewable-energy projects.
3. Attackers Exploit MikroTik SSH Authentication Bypass
-- Attackers are using an already-patched MikroTik vulnerability to gain administrative control of internet-exposed routers without authentication, according to CERT Polska and the SANS Internet Storm Center.
-- Network operators should patch immediately and investigate exposed devices for compromise because router-level access enables traffic interception, credential theft and persistent entry into connected infrastructure.
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