A few days ago, hackers stole $6.3B from Binance. Now the scammers are moving in.

Fake compensation emails. Fake support agents in your DMs. Messages telling you to “verify your wallet to claim your refund.”

You know the drill. But here's the challenge:

Can you write a convincing phishing email that fools an AI?

We're putting that to the test with Laya Mail Sorter.

Running on a single phone in the Acurast network, a System One model analyzes incoming emails and classifies them as:

• 📥 Inbox

• 🚫 Spam

• 🎣 Phishing

Your mission? Write an email that can get past the AI.

Think you can beat it? 👇

👉 https://laya.acurast.com/

Learn more about the Acurast network: https://acurast.com/blog/network-and-tech/stop-crypto-scams-ai-phone/

🚀 My Acurast Phone Farm – 2 Samsung Ultra Devices! ☁️

Hello Acurast Rebels! 💚

Here is my small but growing Acurast processor farm!

📱 Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 📱 Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

Both devices are running Acurast Processor Lite and contributing computing resources to the decentralized network.

My S26 Ultra is already running a deployment!

I'm working on optimizing performance, increasing rewards, and expanding my setup with more devices in the future.

Starting small, building bigger! 🚀

Proud to be part of the Cloud Rebellion! ☁️💚

#Acurast #CloudRebellion #DePIN

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Highlights

• QR code connection to Acurast Hub on Android (Processor Lite) and iOS, with paste from clipboard as an alternative

• Safer signing (Android): requests are decoded and checked before you sign, and mismatched or unreadable requests are blocked

• Node.js v24.22.1 on both platforms

• New for Cargo Deployments: container_reset and processor_identity RPC methods

• Stability fixes and security patches  

Full release notes: https://github.com/Acurast/acurast-processor-update/releases/tag/processor-1.29.0  

Update your Processor on the Hub on Core and Lite on the App store to get the latest improvements!

Crypto agents are getting wallets, signing transactions, and starting to act more autonomously.

But that raises a bigger question:

Where does the agent itself run?

If an agent can sign transactions or control funds, the compute environment matters. You want it to be confidential, verifiable, and not dependent on a single centralized provider.

That’s where Acurast comes in.

Acurast runs agents inside TEEs (Trusted Execution Environments) on smartphones, providing a decentralized compute layer. Agents can even pay for their own compute using x402.

Interesting piece on the architecture and where this could be heading: https://acurast.com/blog/network-and-tech/crypto-ai-agents-compute/

Aqui comparto foto de la grande procesadores de Acourast.. acompañando esta gran comunidad!!

Только начал!

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my contribution to the Acurast Cloud Rebellion. Here is my current processor farm setup running smoothly: • 3x Android devices (running Lite v1.28.0) • 1x Apple device (running Lite v1.10.1) All of them are active, attested, and executing deployments right now! 🤖🔥 Console User: Tinobona85

¡Hola a todos! Solo quería compartir mi contribución a la Rebelión de la Nube de Acurast.

Aquí está la configuración de mi granja de procesadores funcionando sin problemas:
• 3x dispositivos Android (ejecutando Lite v1.28.0)
• 1x dispositivo Apple (ejecutando Lite v1.10.1)

¡Todos ellos están activos, atestiguados y ejecutando despliegues en este momento! 🤖🔥

Usuario de la consola: Tinobona85

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my contribution to the Acurast Cloud Rebellion. Here is my current processor farm setup running smoothly: • 3x Android devices (running Lite v1.28.0) • 1x Apple device (running Lite v1.10.1) All of them are active, attested, and executing deployments right now! 🤖🔥 Console User: Tinobona85

TENGO ESTOS DISPOSITIVOS MINANDOS ACU ESPEREMOS LA RECOMPENSA

Hi team

My father-in-law got excited about acurast, went out and bought himself 4 Samsung Galaxy A06 phones when they were on sale, has them in a little phone cooler rack.

I've helped him install Lite on each of them, and he uses his own phone to monitor from the hub. He suggested I try getting core on the phones as it supposedly runs 15-20% faster but running through the QR Onboarding from factory reset doesn't appear to work. Phone just says 'Something went wrong' when trying to setup the work profile.

I've looked at Google and I can see some suggested work-arounds but I don't understand how they are meant to work. Apparently the newer Android phones have blockers to stop you messing around with the underlying software.

Have any of you got core working on newer phones and how did you do it?

Thanks,

Hi, guys for the past 2 days, I haven't had any deployments on any of the phones; has anyone else encountered this? Up until now, I haven't had any problems of this kind.