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Attempts to hack vulnerable Ethereum [ETH] miners tripled in November
Hackers aren’t fazed by the ongoing cryptocurrency market slump. According to a new report by ZDNet released yesterday, hackers are out to steal your Ethereum [ETH]
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Hackers Are Swapping SIMs to Steal Cryptocurrencies
Cell phones have become an integral part of the lives of many people in that without them, it sometimes seems that the individual is disconnected from
KICKICO hacked, loses $ 8 million due to a smart contract breach
Initial coin offering (ICO) platform KICKICO, has lost more than 7 million dollars following a hack of its system in July 27.
What do hackers do with the stolen crypto-money?
A topic that should continue to be addressed frequently, is related to the prevention of attacks by hackers who go after the cryptographic money of their
Hacker was sentenced to one year in prison for using mining malware in Japan
On June, Japanese police officers announced they were running investigations related to a cryptojacking case involving Monero (XMR) mining software Coinhive, prohibited by the Financial Services
Coincheck returns the stolen XEM to those affected by the hack
As announced some days ago, Coincheck, the Japanese exchange, will begin today to return the NEM (XEM) stolen by the hack that occurred on January 28,
Telegram gets hacked to mine cryptocurrencies
Instant messaging service Telegram has been one of the recent targets of ill-intentioned hackers that seeks to build a swarm of devices spending their power, energy
Bitgrail suffers a millionaire theft of cryptocurrencies
The Italian exchange BitGrail registered the loss of 17 million in Nano (XRB), in an operation of internal checks carried out last Friday where they realized
The theft of $ 530 million in XEM from the Coincheck exchange could have been avoided
Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange CoinCheck suffered from a hack that took $530 million worth of XEM – the native coin of NEM – according to its official
CoinCheck will compensate NEM holders
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange CoinCheck has announced they will compensate an estimated of 260,000 NEM holders for a total amount of $ 523 million worth of XEM
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