Cybercrime, Glupteba exploits Bitcoin blockchain to spread
Nozomi Networks cybersecurity experts: The malware is downloaded via Pay-Per-Install networks – online ad campaigns that prompt software in infected installers or software cracks.
Cybercrime, Lazarus spreads Applejeus via fake cryptocurrency apps
Volexity cybersecurity experts: The North Korea’s APT uses a fake trading website, that mimic a legit one, and DLL Side-loading to distribute the malware.
Cybercrime, Lazarus targets blockchain companies with TraderTraitor
The North Korea’s APT uses spear phishing emails to cryptocurrency firm employees that mimic recruitments for high-paying jobs: Goal: to download the malware.
Ukraine, the hunt for the cryptocurrency assets of the Russian oligarchs begins
Blockchain is much less anonymous than you think. International investigators have already seized several wallets and are on the trail of others.
Christmas 2021, the latest fashion are gift-cards in cryptocurrencies and NFTs
The phenomenon, widespread among "crypto" enthusiasts, also extends to non-experts. It is an original idea and can give you an even bigger surprise.
Two cybercrime groups are responsible of 60% of cryptocurrency exchange hacks
Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis dubbed them Alpha and Beta. They are believed to have stolen around $1 billion worth in their cyber attacks.
The myth that the blockchain is unhackable has fallen
Technology Review: I’t confirmed by the recent “51%” cyber attacks, last one against Ethereum Classic, and by the cyber security weaknesses in the smart-contracts.