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A cyberespionage operation aimed at industrial enterprises and public institutions in Russia and Ukraine has been linked to a Chinese threat actor. [Read More]
BTC-e operator Alexander Vinnik, a Russian citizen, has been extradited by Greece to the United States hours after his release from a French jail. [Read More]
Texas startup Ghost Security emerged from stealth this week with $15 million in investments from 468 Capital, DNX Ventures, and Munich Re Ventures. [Read More]
Slack has started forcing password resets for some workspace owners after the discovery of a security flaw that exposed credentials. [Read More]
Evidence suggests that a recent disruptive cyberattack aimed at the Albanian government was conducted by Iranian threat actors. [Read More]
ZeroFox will begin trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market as a result of the previously announced deal by SPAC firm L&F Acquisition Corp. [Read More]
Major Taiwanese government websites were temporarily forced offline by cyber attacks believed to be linked to China and Russia during US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to the island. [Read More]
RegScale scores $20 million in early-stage capital from SYN Ventures, SineWave Ventures, VIPC’s Virginia Venture Partners and SecureOctane. [Read More]
The cryptocurrency division of Robinhood has been slapped with a $30 million penalty for "significant violations" of New York state's cybersecurity and money laundering regulations. [Read More]
German power electronics manufacturer Semikron has been hit by ransomware, with the attackers claiming to have stolen information from the company’s systems. [Read More]
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Organization must remain hyper-vigilant and upgrade their defenses as thoroughly and quickly as possible.
The strategies used by attackers and fraudsters to profit from cryptocurrency are not new. Here are five steps end-users can take to protect themselves.
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