PANews, July 3, reported that North Korean hackers are using a new type of malware called "NimDoor," developed with the Nim programming language, to attack Crypto Assets companies, specifically targeting Mac devices. The attackers disguise themselves as trusted users and spread the malware through a fake Zoom update file, stealing Crypto Wallets and browser data. Research indicates that this malware is difficult to detect and can bypass Apple's memory protection, making macOS devices a prime target for advanced attacks.

The German consumer confidence index has slightly improved under the uncertainty of Trump's tariff policy, reaching -19.9. Income expectations have risen, and the economic outlook is optimistic, but the willingness to spend has declined, with a greater inclination to save. Consumer experts point out that uncertainty in US policies, fluctuations in the stock market, and economic stagnation continue to limit the improvement of the consumption environment.

The German consumer confidence index unexpectedly rose to -20.6 under the expectation of a new government being formed, an increase of 3.7 points from the previous month, exceeding market expectations. Trump's tariff policy has limited impact on consumer sentiment, with income expectations and willingness to purchase rising, and the economic outlook improving slightly. Consumers are more focused on the progress of government formation, while the savings rate has decreased, contributing to the recovery of economic activity.

NVIDIA releases DeepSeek R1 NIM microservice preview version, capable of processing up to 3,872 tokens per second, to be released as part of the AI Enterprise software platform.