Chainalysis, a cryptocurrency analysis company, denounced Bitcoin Core contributor Gregory Maxwell as “unqualified” and lacking the expertise required for the job. Maxwell had been involved with the project since its inception.
A YouTuber has lost $60K worth of crypto assets after accidentally displaying his seed phrase on a stream. The mistake led to a security breach that resulted in the unauthorised transfer of funds.
The recent “milk-sad” vulnerability demonstrates a potentially serious security risk in Bitcoin’s underlying codebase, raising questions and concerns about its security and future viability.
Trezor, a leading provider of cryptocurrency security, has announced a new update to its Model One device, including a major privacy feature. The update adds Coinjoin, a protocol which blurs the sources of cryptocurrency transactions.
Terra is taking proactive steps to combat phishing attacks by temporarily freezing their website in order to investigate and implement additional security measures.
Investing in cryptocurrencies can be a lucrative endeavor, but there are many pitfalls one can easily fall into. Investing blindly in an unknown exchange, trusting strangers with unfinished transactions, and not backing up or secured wallet files are some of the worst ways to lose your Bitcoin.
Amid the growing concerns around crypto-asset security, four strategies to minimize the risk of side-channel attacks on cryptocurrency hardware wallets are proposed: use secure programming practices, isolate sensitive operations, physically secure the device, and actively monitor the wallet.
Cryptocurrency lender Exactly Inc. has been hit by a $12M exploit, leading to a significant loss of user funds. With the platform now offline for investigation, users are left wondering what exactly happened and what their next steps should be.
With the increasing reliance on digital technologies, it is critical to take steps to protect your privacy online. Here are a few tips to help keep your data secure.
Cube3.AI, a Silicon Valley-based cybersecurity startup, has secured $8.2M in a Series A funding round, allowing them to launch the first AI-powered blockchain security app. These funds are expected to revolutionize data security on the Blockchain.