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In an interview filmed during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Daniela Barbosa gives the floor to enterprise blockchains and the future of currencies.

The Linux Foundation and the American Association of Insurance Services are co-launching a blockchain-based platform to help the insurance industry.

The Cartesi team thinks rollups can be used for more than just Solidity smart contracts.

Blockchain technology is transitioning from a conceptual tool that powered the ICO boom into a value-adding service for mainstream industries.

The Linux Foundation has launched the ToIP Foundation, a new cross-industry coalition that aims to provide a trusted exchange of data over the internet.

Distributed ledger technology provider Iota, Dell Technologies and the Linux Foundation are collaborating to score data based on trustworthiness.

Two threat analysts recently stumbled upon Skidmap, new Linux malware that keeps its cryptocurrency mining operations hidden.

Target says it has open sourced a blockchain project for supply chain tracking built on Hyperledger Sawtooth.

Talking with the director of ecosystem at Hyperledger on blockchain adoption, community stereotypes and the power of education.

Cryptojacking malware Shellbot is now armed with new capabilities.

A new cryptojacking malware reportedly has the ability to disable cloud-based security measures to avoid detection on Linux-based servers.

A company wants to stand out from ‘copycat’ exchanges by offering a customized dashboard where traders can decide the information they want to see.

New Linux-targeting crypto-mining malware is able to upgrade itself and hide from being detected, cybersecurity firm Trend Micro reports.

Rwanda’s tantalum mining traceability will be improved by British blockchain startup Circulor in tandem with Rwanda’s government.

The Linux foundation has opened enrollment for a new advanced training course for Hyperledger Fabric blockchain technology.