How to Verify Exchange Security After FTX: A Practical Framework for Crypto Users
The collapse of FTX in November 2022 shattered the illusion that size equals safety in cryptocurrency exchanges. With Bitcoin trading
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SBF Witness Tampering Allegations Expose Encrypted Messaging Risks in Crypto Investigations
The ongoing legal proceedings against former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried have taken a dramatic turn as federal prosecutors allege he
Securing Crypto Assets Against Social Engineering: Lessons From the Azuki Twitter Compromise
On January 27, 2023, the cryptocurrency community witnessed yet another high-profile social engineering attack when the official Twitter account of
Proof-of-Concept Exploit Released for Critical Windows CryptoAPI Spoofing Vulnerability
The cybersecurity landscape took a concerning turn on January 27, 2023, as Akamai security researchers publicly released proof-of-concept exploit code
Hive Ransomware Takedown: Lessons in Cryptocurrency Security and Ransomware Prevention
The United States Department of Justice delivered a landmark blow to the ransomware ecosystem on January 26, 2023, announcing the
Bitwarden and 1Password Users Targeted in Sophisticated Google Ads Phishing Campaign
The cybersecurity community is raising alarms after a sophisticated phishing campaign was discovered using Google Ads to target users of
Blockchain Bandit Awakens: Why Private Key Hygiene Matters More Than Ever
The notorious Blockchain Bandit has resurfaced after six years of dormancy, moving approximately $90 million in stolen cryptocurrency as market
FBI Confirms North Korean Lazarus Group Behind $100 Million Harmony Bridge Heist
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has officially confirmed that the North Korean state-sponsored cybercrime syndicate known as the Lazarus Group
The State-Sponsored Threat Model: Why Individual Crypto Users Must Adopt Intelligence-Grade Security Practices in 2023
The FBI’s January 24, 2023 confirmation that North Korea’s Lazarus Group was behind the $100 million Harmony Horizon Bridge theft
Privacy Protocols Under the Microscope: How RAILGUN Became the Laundering Tool of Choice for North Korean Hackers
The revelation that North Korean state-sponsored hackers used the RAILGUN privacy protocol to launder $60 million in stolen Ethereum has