Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky released a survey revealing that only 10% of global consumers “fully understand how cryptocurrencies work.”
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Kaspersky Lab is a software company that is focused on cybersecurity and anti-virus development. Kaspersky Lab was founded by Eugene Kaspersky in 1997 and is headquartered in Moscow, but also has units in United States, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, England and other countries. Some of the main Kaspersky Lab products are Kaspersky Anti-Virus and Kaspersky Internet Security. Kaspersky Lab software is licensed by more than 120 companies worldwide and is top-ranked in various competitive tests. Kaspersky Lab is a blockchain supporter that has developed blockchain products through its business incubator. Kaspersky Lab is a member of Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, which it joined on March 19, 2018. Kaspersky Lab made a number of texts about blockchain implementation for additional security and privacy for the network. The company is actively monitoring the cryptocurrency industry and emerging digital assets.
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From fixing ads and loyalty programs to ensuring ethical sourcing of products, here’s how blockchain can make retail more efficient.
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Eugene Kaspersky, the CEO of cybersecurity company Kaspersky, said that “cryptocurrencies are a great idea, but the world is not ready for them yet.”
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by Ana Berman
Russian region Saratov Oblast has held a successful blockchain election, with almost 40K participants.
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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab found that around 21,000 ETH has been stolen through online scams over the past year.
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A new report from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs shows that crypto mining malware use has increased by 45% since last year.
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The third major Bitcoin ransomware attack this year is doing the rounds centered on Russia and Ukraine.
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A group of hackers installed cryptocurrency mining malware on 9000 computers over two years.
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by Nina Lyon
Once the cryptocurrency will develop to be able to replace the national currency, governments would ban it immediately says the head of Kaspersky Lab
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by Joseph Young
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reports that there have been 527 bank failures in the U.S since the invention of Bitcoin in late 2008.
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