Security

IBM Wants You to Know Blockchain Can Go Wrong

IBM has a team of cybersecurity experts working with enterprise clients to make sure their distributed ledgers are free from vulnerabilities.

By Bailey ReutzelFeb 15, 2018

Cisco has released new information about a bitcoin phishing scam that involves websites masquerading as Blockchain.info.

By Stan HigginsFeb 15, 2018

Cryptocurrency users who got rich in the run-up are now targets for robbers and kidnappers, not just hackers. That’s prompting a security overhaul.

By Rob WileFeb 3, 2018

After a year in which the company suffered a high-profile hack, ethereum startup Parity is now moving forward on key project development.

By Alyssa HertigFeb 1, 2018

After years of working with clients who were leery of bitcoin’s dark past, Bitfury has launched a suite of investigative tools to help fight crime.

Security firm TrendMicro stated in a new report that Google's DoubleClick ad services were used to distribute cryptocurrency mining malware.

What's in store for blockchains in 2018? Infosys's Peter Loop offers a diverse selection of forecasts for the year ahead.

By Peter LoopJan 16, 2018

Sirin says its Finney phone will fill a gap in the crypto market. But as the adage goes, "hardware is hard," and in blockchain it may be even harder.

By Brady DaleJan 12, 2018

Newly discovered computer vulnerabilities Meltdown and Spectre could have an impact on cryptocurrency users.

By Alyssa HertigJan 6, 2018

Websites and publishers need to be prepared for cryptocurrency miners slipping into ads on their sites, according to Israeli adtech firm Spotad.

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