An active cryptocurrency mining malware campaign has already infected more than 111,000 users in Germany, Israel, Poland, the U.S. and other countries, according to a report published by …
How to tell if a cryptocurrency project is a Ponzi scheme
The crypto world has experienced an increase in Ponzi schemes since 2016 when the market gained mainstream prominence. Many shady investment programs are designed to take advantage of the hype behind …
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Singapore eyes crypto crackdown, threatening status as industry hub
Singapore may soon roll out regulations to restrict cryptocurrency retail trading, according to one of the country’s top financial officials. At an event on Monday, Ravi Menon, managing director of …
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Fei Proposal Not to Make Whole Hack Victims’ A New Low For DeFi’
Hacks have plagued the cryptocurrency space over the years. Hacks that happen on a protocol are the most devastating because they cause millions of losses for traders. With these hacks, there is …
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Blockchain Hacks: Can They be Prevented with Smart Contract Audits?
With the exponential growth of cryptocurrencies, NFTs and other blockchain implementations, there has never been a better time for a cybercriminal to convert a vulnerability into easy and big money. …
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Why Is Crypto Giant Tether Risking It All Over North Korea?
If there’s any lesson crypto companies should have learned from this year so far — a mere eight months that have vaporized some $2 trillion in value — it’s that the world’s continued existence doesn’t …
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Illicit crypto activity more resilient than legitimate demand
Despite the cryptosphere going through a harsh winter the sector maintains its attractiveness to one sector – illicit users. According to Chainalysis’ Mid-year Crypto Crime Update report, criminal …
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How the Market, Not Government, Regulates Cryptocurrency Crimes
While policymakers have been busy formulating sweeping changes and regulators have been busy debating jurisdiction, some participants in the cryptocurrency industry have been busy regulating the space …
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Beware the Crypto Stealers
While cryptocurrencies have gone from red hot to full on meltdown in recent months, with both retail and institutional investors losing substantial sums amidst the sell-off, threat actors don’t show …
The Gap Between The Crypto Industry And Regulators Has Never Been Wider
For the past five years, cryptocurrency entrepreneurs have been in fierce disagreement with U.S. regulators over an existential question: whether certain digital assets are securities, or investment …
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