Cybersecurity

While blockchains are certainly difficult to hack, hacking one is not outside the realms of possibility.

2022 marked the biggest year in hacks and exploits for the crypto industry, with over $3 billion stolen.

On Friday, it was reported that a hacker had stolen a share of the remaining client funds from FTX.

A chain reorg typically occurs when two nodes independently mine a new block simultaneously, mostly due to a congested network.

The last cycle saw it all – millions drained from DeFi, celebrities pumping and dumping tokens, ecosystems rising and falling.

A smart contract security audit examines the code that underpins the smart contract's terms and conditions ahead of deployment.

The new tool allows developers to plug into more than 300 crypto wallets through a single integration.

The growing adoption of crypto increases the dangers of cybercrime.

Russian financial monitoring agency Rosfinmonitoring has listed Meta Platforms Inc as a "terrorist and extremist organization”.

Using a decentralized identity, individuals gain control of their personal information and provide only the information required to be verified.

New software called Crypto Secure allows banks to assess the risk of criminal activity on their network.

Binance admitted that a quantity of the misappropriated BTC and undertook to restrict any access to the accounts.

The sued party, Gangadory, has been ordered to pay Crypto.com $1.35m and interest of $27,369 and costs.

DeFi protocols and other crypto traders are massively acquiring hardware wallets to deal with the wave of hacks.

The tragedy of some has been the blessing of others in the crypto space this year.

The third party wallet confirmed that it is cooperating with the auditors and cybercrime firm.

So far this year, hackers have carried out 13 attacks on these service protocols between different blockchains.

A month after freezing customer assets at the peak of the crypto crash, Celsius has started filing for bankruptcy protection.

The hacker who identified himself with the pseudonym "ChinaDan" would have managed to breach the security systems in Shanghai.

State-backed crimes were conducted by 7000 hackers and reached $1.59 billion in estimated value.