Crypto hacks are set to hit all-time highs in 2022, analyst explains
Kim Grauer, Director of Research at Chainalysis, explains why the amount of crypto stolen in hacks is surging and what could be done to invert this dangerous trend.
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From neglecting security to bad tokenomics, DeFi has played a hand in its own decline
Tokenomics aimed at financing worthless models, rampant hacks, and a lack of real-world utility have played a role in the beleaguered crypto market's decline.
Web3 is the solution to Uber’s problem with hackers
Centralized databases on Web2 are a honeypot for hackers. Decentralizing data on Web3 eliminates a major vulnerability for companies like Uber.
US lawmakers propose amending cybersecurity bill to include crypto firms reporting potential threats
Under the proposed amendment, the 2015 legislation would be renamed the Cryptocurrency Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act.
Entrepreneurs must learn to tackle business risks in the Metaverse
The Metaverse is fraught with risks. Implementing effective safeguards — both physical and virtual — will be critical to entrepreneurs seeking to do business there.
CBDCs require governments to put a special focus on security
Any nation implementing a CBDC in the near future must make sure it’s ready to defend its digital assets and, most importantly, its private keys.
Crypto security experts raking $430K salaries amid 2022’s hacking spike
The demand for blockchain security experts comes amid a rise in crypto hackings in 2022.
BREAKING: Curve Finance team warns users to avoid using site until further notice
A still undefined exploit of the site’s frontend appears to have resulted in the theft of over $573K USD so far.
VC Roundup: Lightning Network payment rail, DeFi trading platform and blockchain security firm raise millions
ZEBEDEE, Halborn, Hashflow, Socios and EtherMail headline the latest funding deals from the world of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Winnipeg police get provincial funding to beef blockchain forensics unit
The Winnipeg police service received money from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund to provide training through the Cryptocurrency Tracing Certified Examiner course.