Hacking News

Growing Bitcoin Extortion: From Trump to Colleges and Businesses

JUL 28, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

As the number of Bitcoin-related ransomware grows, how can the average Joe protect himself from such cyber threats?

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South Korean Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb to Compensate Users Following the Hacking

JUL 07, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Bithumb announces that it will pay each affected client 100,000 Korean Won, which is equivalent to around $86.50, after the recent hacking incident.

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Nearly 5M Gmail Credentials 'Leaked' on Russian Bitcoin Security Forum

SEP 11, 2014 | Diana Ngo

Alleged leaked database containing 4,929,090 Gmail email addresses and related passwords was dumped on a Russian Bitcoin Security Forum.

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South Korean Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb to Compensate Users Following the Hacking

JUL 07, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Bithumb announces that it will pay each affected client 100,000 Korean Won, which is equivalent to around $86.50, after the recent hacking incident.

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Growing Bitcoin Extortion: From Trump to Colleges and Businesses

JUL 28, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

As the number of Bitcoin-related ransomware grows, how can the average Joe protect himself from such cyber threats?

4707 | 2

Nearly 5M Gmail Credentials 'Leaked' on Russian Bitcoin Security Forum

SEP 11, 2014 | Diana Ngo

Alleged leaked database containing 4,929,090 Gmail email addresses and related passwords was dumped on a Russian Bitcoin Security Forum.

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Growing Bitcoin Extortion: From Trump to Colleges and Businesses

JUL 28, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

As the number of Bitcoin-related ransomware grows, how can the average Joe protect himself from such cyber threats?

4707 | 2

Nearly 5M Gmail Credentials 'Leaked' on Russian Bitcoin Security Forum

SEP 11, 2014 | Diana Ngo

Alleged leaked database containing 4,929,090 Gmail email addresses and related passwords was dumped on a Russian Bitcoin Security Forum.

27

South Korean Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb to Compensate Users Following the Hacking

JUL 07, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Bithumb announces that it will pay each affected client 100,000 Korean Won, which is equivalent to around $86.50, after the recent hacking incident.

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