#Cybercrime

June 20, 2024

Bitcoin Ransom For Student Data: Hacker Demands $2 Million To Prevent Leak

Bitcoin’s Next Move

Analysts predict a turbulent future for Bitcoin as market dynamics shift. Following a period of volatility and uncertainty, Bitcoin may be poised to make a significant move in either direction. Some experts anticipate a breakout above current resistance levels, while others warn of a potential decline. As the digital currency navigates uncharted territory, investors closely monitor indicators and await the next catalyst to drive its trajectory.

January 1, 2024

Happy Hacking! Cybercriminals Welcome 2024 With $81 Million Orbit Chain Score

What are the potential risks associated with the Orbit Chain Score system? The world of cybercrime has been revolutionized with the introduction of‌ the Orbit Chain Score, a new system that has enabled cybercriminals to‍ […]

Major Exploit Sees $6 Million In XRP Lost

October 22, 2023

$6M XRP stolen in major exploit; losses immense.

Over $6 million worth of XRP was stolen in a major exploit, reportedly perpetrated by an unidentified individual. It is one of the most significant thefts of its kind to date.

October 7, 2023

$3 Million Stolen in Avalanche Hack of Social App.

It was reported today that a cyberattack against an Avalanche-based social network resulted in the theft of over $3 million worth of AVAX tokens. The attack came shortly after the network’s launch and left users in a state of shock.

Mark Cuban Was Hacked. How Not to Make the Same Mistake

September 25, 2023

. Secure your accounts: use strong passwords, two-factor authentication.

When billionaire tech mogul Mark Cuban was hacked in 2017, he learned a valuable lesson: security matters. Now he’s teaching others about the risks of online crime and how to avoid becoming the next victim.

September 21, 2023

Cross-chain bridges enable crypto criminals to launder dirty money.

For the cryptocurrency-savvy criminal, cross-chain bridges offer an innovative tool for laundering ill-gotten gains from one chain to another. With access to networks like Polkadot and Cosmos, crypto criminals can obscure their identities and fend off detection from law agencies.