In our “Security” section, we cover cybersecurity issues, risks, and protective technologies in the cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem. Here you will find information about hacks, fraud schemes, wallet security, and best practices for protecting digital assets. Read the “Security” section on ForkNews to learn how to keep your crypto funds safe.
The Ukrainian was selling malware that could be used to hack any account and empty the accounts of crypto exchange users.
According to a recent Diar study, fraudulent ICOs cost investors almost $100 million. Researchers have counted funds stolen since the beginning of July 2016. According to Diar, in the first two weeks of August alone, two large-scale fraudulent ICOs managed to earn $68 million from unwary investors.
Iranian hackers are developing cyber attacks that block computer systems, disrupt city services and demand cryptocurrency ransom, according to a new report from Accenture PLC.
One US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent told the press that “she wants criminals to continue using Bitcoin” because it allows them to be traced.
Currently, IT fans, cyberpunks and hackers have gathered in Las Vegas to participate in two famous technical conferences: Defcon 2018 (Caesar's Palace) and Black Hat Arsenal (Mandalay Bay).
As digital assets develop, the desire of cybercriminals to take possession of them only grows; they are constantly coming up with new ways of deception.
Fraudsters carried out a sophisticated stealth mining attack, infecting hundreds of thousands of MikroTik routers across Brazil. The goal of the attack is to create a massive XMR mining bot platform.
Another security vulnerability has been found in Monero (XMR), a coin designed to ensure maximum transaction privacy, according to news reports.
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