China’s courts use blockchain to secure electronic door seals
Courts in China are using blockchain on electronic seals to enhance security on their property. The seals detect a breach and notify authorities in real time.
Courts in China are using blockchain on electronic seals to enhance security on their property. The seals detect a breach and notify authorities in real time.
China is systematically cracking down on OTC digital currency trading, detaining some renowned figures, including Zhao Dong, a prominent investor in Bitfinex.
Australia has been the target of ‘sophisticated state-based cyber actor’ that targeted government, industrial and health systems using a cryptojacking exploit.
The Distributed Identity Alliance (DID Alliance) was founded by 17 Chinese firms, including Baidu, Tencent Cloud, WeBank, and JD.com.
Nanjing city in China has launched an economic stimulus program that relies on blockchain to distribute consumption vouchers as it seeks to revive the economy.
The collapse of Iranian exchange Bitisis has prompted an investigation from police in China.
To reduce cost, block reward miners in China are switching from thermal powered facilities to hydro-powered operations.
Authorities identified bank accounts belonging to digital currency OTC traders suspected of involvement in illegal money laundering activity.
A recent CCTV investigation revealed that its Beijing-based reporter was able to sign up on the Binance platform via its Chinese website.
Zheshang Bank’s use of a blockchain illustrates how the technology can be used to enhance traditional financial product transactions.
Police stumbled across entrances to two burial sites where illegal block reward mining rigs were operating, powered by stolen electricity.
The Industry Blockchain League will draw on companies, government agencies and other organizations from across industry sectors.