Ever since cryptocurrencies started gaining value, hackers have targeted exchanges that provide digital asset trading and malicious entities have siphoned billions of dollars worth of bitcoin since 2011.
Zaif Delays Customer Compensation Plan after $60 Million Crypto Theft
Tech Bureau, operator of Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Zaif 暗号通貨取引所 , is yet to reveal a compensation strategy for customers who suffered losses from an infamous $60 million theft three
Two Major Canadian Banks Gave Away Personal Data of Nearly 100,000 Customers
In a shocking incident, the two largest banks in Canada – Simplii Financial and Bank of Montreal – ended up releasing the personal and financial data of thousands of
Hackers Nab $58,000 from Cryptocurrency Exchange by Trading Fake EOS Tokens
Hackers were able to steal nearly $58,000 worth of cryptocurrency from the Newdex exchange by exploiting a vulnerability in the exchange, according to TheNextWeb. The hackers flooded the Newdex exchange
Major Korean Crypto Exchange: $31 Million Vanishes
Bithumb, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange announced on its website that between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, Korean time, 35 billion won (about 31.5 million USD) worth of cryptocurrencies
Hackers Demand $1 Million in XRP after Breaching Two Canadian Banks
Hackers who stole the personal information of tens of thousands of customers from two Canadian banks are threatening to publish that data online unless the banks pay them $1
FoundersGrid 28th May 2018 Market Catch Up
Stories from around the world, Estonia is becoming the world’s first free public transport nation to how North Korean hackers became the world’s greatest bank robbers, read on.
Hackers Target 400,000 Computers with Mining Malware
Images courtesy of Shutterstock. More than 400,000 personal computers have been attacked in a large-scale attempt to distribute cryptocurrency mining malware. The hackers used sophisticated trojans to infect PCs
$4 Million of IOTA Tokens Stolen by Hackers Through Online Seed Generators
Photo: FM Hackers reportedly used seeds collected through iotaseed.io to move funds into their own wallets. Malicious online seed generators are responsible for the theft of $4 million worth of IOTA
