Hacks News

Binance CEO and co-founder Changpeng Zhao suggested that, for most, keeping crypto assets on an exchange is safer than keeping the keys themselves.

Crypto exchange Upbit recently completed a security overhaul in response to a hack the platform suffered in late 2019.

U.S. lawmakers have appealed to the Federal Communications Commission to hold telecoms providers to account for their complicity in SIM swap attacks.

The allegedly North Korea-sponsored hackers known as Lazarus have deployed new viruses to steal cryptocurrency.

There were 12 major cryptocurrency exchange hacks in 2019. In total, over $292 million and over 500,000 pieces of customer data were stolen.

Cryptocurrency holders are being warned against a Chrome extension for Ledger hardware wallets that allegedly contains malware that steals their seed phrases.

Blockchain platform Nuls has lost almost $480,000 worth of NULS tokens due to a hack, according to an official security update.

Private equity and hedge fund manager Fortress Investment Group is redoubling its efforts to buy up Bitcoin claims from Mt. Gox creditors.

The hashpower rental marketplace NiceHash, which was hacked in Dec. 2017, says it may not be able to fulfill its pledge to fully reimburse affected users.

VeChain token slips over 4% after an unknown hacker has redirected $6.6 million from the VeChain Foundation’s buyback wallet.

Ethereum completes the Istanbul hard fork, analysts warn “the halvening” will be a non-event, and research suggests crypto will replace fiat by 2030.

Texas-based data center CyrusOne has reportedly fallen victim to the REvil (Sodinokibi) ransomware.

Security researchers have discovered a new cryptocurrency-related macOS malware believed to be developed by North Korean hackers at the Lazarus Group.

Security researchers have uncovered a vulnerability that could allow hackers to access private data on any Android phone, including login credentials to crypto ...

Major South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has lost 342,000 ETH. All users will soon be reimbursed with corporate funds.