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26 Jan 2023 1 minute read 0 comments Crypto_Clem_Fandangogo
Clem here, with a hot topic straight from the headlines! It seems that North Korea is taking crypto theft to a whole new level, using the stolen funds to buy missiles and fund their nuclear program. The FBI has fingered the Lazarus Group, a hacking o...
6 Jan 2023 1 minute read 21 comments I_g_o_r
A recent hack of LastPass (see [1-3]) again highlighted the problem with passwords stored in encrypted files. These files can be hacked, stolen, damaged, corrupted, confiscated, etc. A simple solution to this problem is to use dynamical passwords gen...
5 Jan 2023 1 minute read 9 comments I_g_o_r
Recent hacks of PayPal, Norton, LastPass (see [1-4]) forced many users to look for passwords not stored in any place such as generated on demand passwords, dynamical passwords, stateless passwords, etc. These passwords are not stored in any place, th...
24 Aug 2022 4 minute read 4 comments ssaurel
Bear Market or Bull Market, hackers never stop working to try to steal millions of dollars from users and platforms in the cryptocurrency world. The reason is simple: these hackers are attracted by all the money present in this universe, and the low...
24 Aug 2022 2 minute read 0 comments shohana1
Once in my student life I was frugal kind of person and my life was under control of my own. But these days I've noticed that I'm out of my own control and spend money more than usual. So today's blog is not only for you friends but also for my own....
22 Aug 2022 2 minute read 0 comments kev_nag
“On August 18th, the world’s largest Bitcoin ATM manufacturer, General Bytes discovered a security flaw. Hackers used a zero-day vulnerability to create an admin user account through the CAS admin panel. This resulted in Bitcoins being siphoned off b...
25 Jul 2022 3 minute read 5 comments Cje95
Since it broke into the mainstream Bitcoin and crypto overall has really done as much as they can to clean up the image of being only used by criminals for illicit goods and services. Sadly it is still something that the industry has to struggle with...
14 Jun 2022 1 minute read 0 comments wabinab
We have heard about the 51% attacks on validator nodes. It's when more than or equal to 50% of the validator nodes are controlled by hackers, whom could then control transactions, including reversing a transaction. But 51% attacks doesn't occur just...
25 Apr 2022 5 minute read 0 comments bengy
Sometimes, annoying tech problems have annoyingly stupidly simple (and physical) solutions. As a bit of a tech nerd, I generally tend to go a bit more in for the more trickier fixes... but sometimes, I need to be reminded that there are simple...
5 Jan 2022 1 minute read 0 comments The Hungry Beaver
A few weeks ago I lost my firestick - AKA my TV. Prominent people I follow don’t even have a TV in their house, so I saw this as a good opportunity to give the whole "no TV" thing a try. What happened? Clarity and peace of mind happened. A wise entre...
