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The first generation of blockchain-based messaging platforms are attempting to address the missing pieces of Web3 adoption.

It is not the first time Celsius’ customer emails have been exploited and leaked online.

As a third-party vendor for BlockFi, Hubspot stored user data such as names, email addresses and phone numbers, which has been historically used for conducting phishing attacks.

OpenSea announced a new smart contract upgrade with a one-week deadline Friday. However, the urgency and short deadline opened up a small window of opportunity for hackers.

Some OpenSea users who heeded OpenSea’s call to call their inactive listings ended up losing their NFTs and their money.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) attributes the attacks to a group of hackers recruited in a Russian-speaking forum that sells the hacked YouTube channels to the highest bidder.

3.1 million email addresses linked to CoinMarketCap accounts were reportedly being traded on hacking forums, according to Have I Been Pwned.

Coinbase sent an email to 125,000 users mistakenly notifying them that their two-factor authentication settings had been changed.

Email built on top of a blockchain platform might provide more communications security than centralized alternatives.

Do you really know how your data is used and monetized? If you did, you’d probably think twice about giving your personal details away so freely.

Sign your email with a private key, just like in the good old days.

Cybercriminals earned $1.2 million in Bitcoin through “sextortion” and bomb threat email scams in the last 12 months, according to a recent report.

U.S. company Salesforce, which operates a cloud-based mailing platform, has patented a blockchain solution to distinguish between spam and regular emails.

Hardware wallet manufacturer KeepKey is offering 30 Bitcoins ($30,400) as reward for the capture of a hacker who gained access to emails and customer information Christmas Day.

Several companies have decided to replace the traditional email system with blockchains allowing mail to be sent through a decentralized network.