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Rather than tricking victims into opening malware-infested PDFs or running malicious video calling software, this attack method prompts victims to fix a microphone and camrea access issue.

LinkedIn plans to pilot a new AI-powered assistant aimed at recruiters searching for job candidates and will also release an AI educational assistant in its learning section.

Job postings with terms like “Bitcoin,” “Ethereum,” “blockchain” and “cryptocurrency” grew 395% in the United States last year.

LinkedIn data shows that while major cities lead the crypto-related hires, half the jobs in the U.S. are dispersed around the country.

LinkedIn reports that site-wide job listings relating to crypto are up more than 600% since August last year.

The team said that financial services firms were expected to hire more than three times as many staff with experience in digital assets than in 2015.

Careful! Those job offers you’re seeing on LinkedIn might actually be a crypto attack.

A former Google software engineer claims to have cracked a zip file containing $300,000 after being contacted on LinkedIn.

American universities are expanding blockchain education with no signs of stopping.

Women are still at risk of being excluded from jobs in fast-growing careers like blockchain and artificial intelligence, a LinkedIn co-founder warned.

Blockchain will be the most in-demand hard skill in 2020, according to a new study by the educational subsidiary of professional social network LinkedIn.

San Francisco-based blockchain firm Alchemy announced the launch of its public API after raising $15 million in its Series A funding round.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase and blockchain startup Ripple leave the top 10 of LinkedIn’s “50 most sought-after startups in the U.S.” list of 2019.

Square Crypto announced on Twitter that they have hired Matt Corallo, Bitcoin software developer and co-founder of Blockstream.

The director of the Web3 Foundation has resigned, and says he will be gradually leaving Web3 to pursue work on DAOs.