On the sidelines of the Digital Pilipinas Festival 2023, Stephanie Tower shared her key takeaways from the cybersecurity panel discussion she moderated and how blockchain technology can help the sector.
State-backed hacking organizations were found to be utilizing generative AI tools to siphon funds from different institutions, with OpenAI highlighting the attackers' process in a new report.
North Korea reportedly earned $3 billion from stealing digital assets, which it used to evade sanctions and fund its nuclear ambitions.
As part of the Scams Awareness Week this year, the Aussie Treasury proposed new codes for scams and assigned more specific responsibilities to government agencies.
Sinbad.io, a key money laundering tool for North Korean hacker Lazarus Group, had its website seized by U.S. authorities and is now facing sanctions over alleged coin mixing services.
With the uptick in theft crimes involving digital collections, including NFTs, an evaluation of the characteristics of the tech was released, and the type of theft of digital collections falls under.
Hackers from Lazarus Group from North Korea posed as macOS engineers and convinced actual engineers to download the malware and infect the exchange in April.
The bill aims to cut the funding of Pyongyang's weapons programs through digital assets following the consultations of South Korean government ministries to bolster its sanctions against the North.
In this paper, Dr. Craig Wright aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the diverse aspects related to cybercrime, including its historical context, demographic and geographic dimensions, environmental influences, and preventive strategies.
With the prevalence of criminal activities in the Philippine "crypto" gaming community, the PNP has urged gamers to be extra cautious in investing in digital currencies and in-game assets.
Digital Pilipinas allies with BPI, with support from state-backed agencies, to create a platform to address the issue of cybercrime while fostering ties with the private sector.
As the Philippines record an increased interest in digital currency adoption, the country faces the grim reality of dealing with growing threats in cyberspace, particularly in the "crypto" market.
