Category: Cryptocurrencies
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Hackers leaked personal information belonging to hundreds of employees from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). The DHS DOJ data leak includes names, email addresses, phone numbers, and even home addresses of federal workers. Cybersecurity experts warn that this exposure could lead to targeted harassment, social engineering, or…
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Google has revealed a sophisticated campaign linked to North Korea that used blockchain technology to hide malicious code and steal cryptocurrency. The attack shows how state-backed hackers are evolving their methods to bypass traditional security systems. The North Korean crypto theft operation, uncovered by Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, targeted cryptocurrency users and developers. Hackers deployed…
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A group of crypto security professionals has launched a new crypto anti-phishing tool designed to protect Web3 users from wallet-draining scams. The platform uses real-time detection and AI-driven analysis to block fraudulent links before they can cause harm. This launch marks a major step toward safer decentralized interactions and improved digital trust in blockchain ecosystems.…
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Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new campaign showing that crypto criminals reach new level of sophistication by exploiting GitHub. The attackers use the developer platform to host malware configurations, allowing them to rebuild control servers after law enforcement takedowns. This emerging tactic marks a shift in how cybercriminals sustain long-term operations and evade disruption. GitHub…
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Security researchers have discovered that crypto drainers are experimenting with new stealth techniques to hide their malware and drain cryptocurrency wallets. These cybercriminal tools are becoming more advanced, using legitimate-looking websites and compromised advertising accounts to avoid detection. Evolving Tactics and New Trends A recent SEAL report revealed that crypto drainers now exploit high-reputation domains…
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The North Korean crypto hackers have already stolen over $2 billion in digital assets this year, setting a new record. Their increasingly advanced methods now focus on individuals instead of exchanges, reflecting a major strategic shift in cybercrime. Shift from Exchanges to Individuals In previous years, North Korean groups mainly targeted cryptocurrency exchanges. However, 2025…
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The European Union is moving closer to sanctioning Russian stablecoin A7A5, a ruble-pegged cryptocurrency that has seen rapid growth. Officials and analysts warn the token may be used to bypass financial sanctions imposed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to a new report from the Centre for Information Resilience (CIR), A7A5 operates through a network…
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The Abracadabra hack has resulted in the loss of over $20 million, marking one of the latest high-profile DeFi breaches. Attackers exploited a vulnerability in the platform’s smart-contract system to manipulate asset pools and drain funds. Abracadabra Money, known for its decentralized lending and borrowing services, confirmed the attack on its liquidity pools. Security researchers…
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A newly discovered Redis security flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-49844, has been rated with the maximum severity score. The vulnerability enables remote code execution through Redis’s built-in Lua scripting engine. Redis has urged all administrators to patch their systems immediately. How the Flaw Works The bug stems from a use-after-free error in Redis’s Lua engine. Attackers…
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A recent blockchain AI bug exposed a major weakness in smart contract technology. The flaw created multi-million-dollar risks for Web3 platforms and raised serious concerns about the growing reliance on artificial intelligence in blockchain security. The Bug Discovery Cybersecurity researchers uncovered the blockchain AI bug in a widely used protocol. The flaw allowed attackers to…