Security
Op Ed: Why It’s Unsafe to Store Private Crypto Keys in the Cloud
Unless cybersecurity becomes part of the fabric of blockchain and crypto with stakeholders taking it more seriously, it will take much longer for this amazing technology and currency to get the mass adoption that it deserves.
Is It Time to Take an Initiative to Decrease Bitcoin’s Block Size Seriously?
For years, Bitcoin developer Luke-jr stood out for arguing that the block size limit should not be increased, but decreased. Is it time to start taking him seriously?
Can I Trust Bitfury’s Peach Lightning With My Data? Maybe
Bitfury responds to critics of its Lightning Peach suite of tools who have raised questions about the privacy of user data.
Chainalysis Report: Two Groups Responsible for Most Publicly Reported Hacks
Two hacker groups, dubbed Alpha and Beta, are behind most crypto hacks, Chainalysis research suggests.
Op Ed: Bitcoin Mining Attacks Are Overblown
The question here is whether bitcoin mining is a single point of failure. Could a government or other authority control Bitcoin through controlling a single entity in mining? What would it actually take to “take over”?
BRD Wallet Expands Crypto User Access Across Europe With Coinify Partnership
Customers will now be able to use the decentralized BRD Wallet to “purchase bitcoin at cost-efficient rates with SEPA bank transfers” within Coinify’s trading platform.
Security Researchers Reveal Wallet Vulnerabilities On Stage at 35C3
The companies behind the hardware wallets claim not to have been given an opportunity to fix the vulnerabilities via responsible disclosure practices prior to the announcement.
South Korea Is Trialing Blockchain Voting — Here’s What That Means
South Korea will test out a new blockchain voting system this month, sources close to the developments have confirmed to Bitcoin Magazine.
New Exchange Security Scoring Model Offers Insurance Rates for Coin Holders
The new model will allow exchange users to cover up to 15 BTC worth of digital assets held in their exchange accounts at rates that will depend on the security level of the exchanges they choose to use.
Investor Lawsuit Brought Against AT&T, T-Mobile for SIM Swapping Hacks
Leading cryptocurrency investor law firm Silver Miller Law has filed suit against cell phone giants AT&T and T-Mobile on behalf of several digital asset investors who were victims of the identity-theft tactic known as “SIM swapping.”
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