Two Groups Responsible for 60% of All Crypto Exchange Hacks: Report
Two groups alone are responsible for a majority of hacks at cryptocurrency exchanges to date, new research suggests. Chainalysis, a blockchain analysis
This Malware Has a Worrying Trick to Mine Monero on Cloud Servers
A recently observed form of malware uses a concerning new trick to avoid detection and mine cryptocurrency on cloud servers.
Two Alleged Ethereum ‘Scam Forks’ Appropriating Users’ Private Keys, Report Finds
Altcoins Ethereum Nowa (ETN) and Ethereum Classic Vision (ETCV) are reportedly appropriating the private keys of users trying to redeem their allegedly ...
Ethereum Classic Hacker Stole 54,200 ETC from Crypto Exchange Gate.io
Cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io confirmed that it had lost about $220,000 worth of Ethereum Classic coins – about 40,000 ETC – during the ongoing ...
Bitcoin Ransom: 9/11 Papers Hacker Group Banned from Steemit Platform
Steem is an open-source blockchain platform for publishing content. It works like a mixture of Reddit and Blogger, with incentivization in the form of ...
Coinflux Cryptocurrency Exchange Founder Extradited to the U.S. for Money Laundering
Nistor Vlad Călin, the CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinflux, has been extradited to the U.S. by Romania’s supreme court for a case of money laundring
Cybersecurity Analysts Find Tether Double-Spending Vulnerability
SlowMist states in a tweet that they were able to send USDT to an unnamed exchange without correct field values on the transaction.
From Coincheck to Bithumb: 2018’s Largest Security Breaches So Far
On June 19, Bithumb, South Korea’s number one crypto exchange, was hacked. The attackers stole cryptocurrencies worth $30 million.