Coincheck hacking investigation points to Russian hackers
Investigators believe that, because of the malwares used, Russian hackers are likely to blame for the biggest theft in history.
Investigators believe that, because of the malwares used, Russian hackers are likely to blame for the biggest theft in history.
Cryptocurrency mining marketplace NiceHash doesn’t seem to get the message. Hacking computers, or even offering software that enables hacks, is prohibited.
An aptly-titled malware has been discovered that can wreak havoc on web servers, removable storage devices and network drivers.
Videos are being used to promote a "Bitcoin generator" tool on YouTube that purportedly shows viewers how to download and install an app to "make" free crypto.
A new script has reportedly infected as many as 50,000 servers worldwide, mining an obscure privacy-focused token without its hosts’ knowledge.
A new malware promises to passively make its users money, but the offer is too good to be true and has been revealed as a scam.
Coinomi have been blamed for losing a customers funds, but a new investigation shows they probably weren’t to blame at all.
The unknown attackers took control of Baltimore City’s systems on May 7, effectively paralyzing the town’s operations.
Hackers have found a way to use popular documentation app Confluence to install their cryptojacking software.
A new wave of malware selfishly turns off all other mining going on and takes all the processing power for itself.
Electrum BTC wallets are under an onslaught of DDoS attacks after millions were stolen by phishing attacks.
Ledger has warned their users that they may be subject to a crypto phishing attack that tries to get their passwords.