Thursday, October 8, 2026

@finphysnerd Oct 8 4 clicks

Myles on X

@marketplunger1 Probably $ASR or $SPGI. I think reits like $CPT would be a decent shout too. Wild how many of the answers are stock promotions and pumps.

@BarbarianCap Oct 8

Barbarian Capital on X

"was responsible for 60% of passengers" American Airlines Is the Worst for Bumping Passengers. Now It Says It Will Stop. $AAL https://t.co/OHOufp53sL

@stockgutter Oct 8 4 clicks

SG on X

starting buy-writes in a bunch of beaten-down former "compounders" $POOL $AN compounder bros, what else should I be looking at in this regard? https://t.co/99vZNMmNIx

@StableBread Oct 8

Fajasy on X

The patents behind the key-capture technique of Nubeva Technologies $NBVAF (TSXV: $NBVA) now belong to Netskope $NTSK, a ~$7.6B cloud security company. In March 2024, Nubeva sold its web-traffic (TLS) technology for $1M to an unnamed “mid-sized U.S. based cyber security company,” keeping the right to support the product’s one remaining customer (still 41% of FY2026 revenue). USPTO records show Nubeva assigning five patents to Netskope in one filing signed March 1, 2024, three days before the sale closed, and recorded March 19, 2024. Three are cloud-security patents from Nubeva’s first business. The other two cover key extraction: 1) U.S. 11,805,107: The patent behind Session Key Intercept (SKI), Nubeva’s TLS key-copying software, granted October 31, 2023 to co-founders Greig Bannister and Randy Chou. It covers software that pulls an encryption key out of a computer’s memory and forwards it to whatever needs to decrypt. 2) U.S. 11,494,484: Granted November 8, 2022, and announced by Nubeva as its “U.S. Patent for Ransomware Decryption Technology,” with Bannister saying it “underpins Nubeva’s ability to continue as an effective solution against ransomware.” Bannister, the co-inventor on every SKI patent, resigned as CTO and director on March 1, 2024, the same day the patent assignment was signed, and went to Netskope with the patents. Following the TLS sale, Nubeva kept the other half of the process, turning captured keys into a working decryptor. It filed two patents on the decryptor side in 2024, both since granted: 1) U.S. 12,430,438, granted September 30, 2025: It covers running the ransomware in a sandbox (an isolated test machine) against a known file and matching the result to a library of standard encryption methods to find the one the malware used. With the method and the captured key, Nubeva can build the decryptor. 2) U.S. 12,561,431, granted February 24, 2026: It covers ransomware that encrypts scattered pieces of a large data store, like a virtual machine’s disk, from several processors at once. Nubeva’s method maps which pieces were encrypted, then decrypts each piece with the captured keys. When granting the second patent, the patent examiner flagged PayBreak, a 2017 Boston University research system that also copied ransomware’s keys as it ran, as earlier work in the same area. Copying ransomware’s keys mid-attack wasn’t new by 2024. Nubeva’s patents protect the recovery built on top of the captured keys. NuRR, Nubeva’s ransomware product, copies keys the same way SKI does, but Netskope now owns the two key-capture patents. Nubeva hasn’t disclosed any license from Netskope that lets NuRR keep using the patents. Any buyer would want the license question answered first. Chou has said Nubeva needs four AI patents granted before it partners or sells, and two are still pending. In a July 2024 video, he said a buyer wants the patents issued, since “if you are patent pending there’s a significant discount on the technology itself.” The last two are now well past the early-2026 timing he called typical, with no new date from Chou.

@mavix_leon Oct 8

mavix on X

Shelly Group $SLYG published preliminary 9M revenues of EUR 112.8 million (+30% yoy). Full results will be published on November 10. https://t.co/sZsNwj3lim

@irbezek Oct 8

Ian Bezek on X

@latamsovereign Mexico has 10x as many American retirees than any other LatAm country. $ASR $PAC $OMAB

@TheBenSchmark Oct 8

JabroniCoin.USD on X

Bernstein on China aluminum ceiling: The ceiling has moved from distant policy to binding constraint. China introduced a 45mtpa aluminum capacity ceiling in 2017, but the limit only matters now. Operating capacity reached 44.8mtpa in 2025, with utilization at around 98.5% $CENX https://t.co/MO6I7y1m2W