Wednesday, May 7, 2025
Gillas believes the hackers gained unauthorized access to the wallet through a drain exploit after an inadvertent interaction with a malicious link. The creation of the auction emerged to raise funds to help a girl who...
A new FORBES analysis of 157 cryptocurrency exchanges concludes that a high percentage of reported daily Bitcoin trading volume is likely fake. Within the emerging and turbulent cryptocurrency market, where there are no...
Alex Shevchenko explained that a security mechanism on the protocol allowed mitigating the attack within a short period. He suggested that the hacker help combat crime on blockchains like NEAR instead of stealing user funds.
Defenders launched a petition asking for his release, which exceeds 2,000 signatures. Developers charge that "open source" is being criminalized and that if the case progresses "no one will dare to write and publish open source...
According to Coinage Media, the CEO of Theranos presumably knew her technology did not work but decided to promote a fraud. Fatman suggested an interview with someone more neutral and respectable, commenting that this reporter has...
Following the recovery of USD 9 million of the USD 200 million stolen from Nomad, security firm PeckShield makes efforts to find the rest. US senators are discussing a bill to allow the CFTC to control...
The widespread malware attack did not target cryptocurrency repositories but also affected them. Stephen Lacy noticed a malicious URL in the code while examining an open-source code, finding more than 35,000 results. Development...
A cryptocurrency bridge saw nearly $200 million drained on August 1. The attackers are also posing as Nomad employees. Bridge attacks have been common this year, and the Nomad attack adds to a growing list.
North Korean hackers might be hiding behind excellent candidates' masks in recruitment drives. This way, they can extract the digital currencies of the entities that hire them. This trend was determined by various...
When some victims tried to withdraw money, the fake app required them to pay taxes to extort more money from them. Criminals encouraged another user to fund a wallet purportedly belonging to him, but it disappeared...