The new Arm-based CPU, called Google Axion Processors, will be available on Google Cloud, offering a low-cost alternative for enterprises seeking computing services.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an Ask Me Anything session for episode 13 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, answering viewers' questions about Bitcoin as the halving approaches.
Episode 44 of the Untangling Web3 Podcast featured CoinGeek's Kurt Wuckert, who shared his pre-Bitcoin career, the early days of Satoshi Nakamoto, scaling and block size debates, and more.
CEO Noel Quinn says he’s “very comfortable with tokenization” and pledged to keep expanding HSBC’s offerings, which include tokenized gold for retail customers.
The HKMA chief executive says the central bank is still determining whether there is a real need for a retail CBDC, adding that existing systems in Hong Kong are efficient.
Partnering with Chainalysis, the IRS insisted on the need for digital asset sales to be reported on businesses' tax returns, threatening evaders with repercussions for non-compliance.
Cyber criminals allegedly collaborated with computer maintenance companies in China to inject computers based at around 100,000 internet cafes with malware to mine Siacon illegally.
The botnet could be used in DDoS attacks by launching sequential attacks on public-facing servers running outdated versions of the search engine software.
MyKings uses a technique known as steganography to hide malicious scripts inside legitimate files.
Known as Skidmap, the malware is not only harder to detect, it also gives the attackers unfiltered access to the affected system.
The malware, known as WebCobra, steals computing power from affected devices, before silently mining for cryptocurrency in the background.
The botnet uses a complex, extensive modular system and a mixture of techniques to compromise systems and hide its presence from end-users to mine for Monero.
