Security
What Meltdown and Spectre Flaws Mean for Crypto
Newly discovered computer vulnerabilities Meltdown and Spectre could have an impact on cryptocurrency users.
Sneaky Crypto Malware Miners Are Targeting Ad Networks Next
Websites and publishers need to be prepared for cryptocurrency miners slipping into ads on their sites, according to Israeli adtech firm Spotad.
Poof, Your Money's Gone: Building for Blockchain Users
MyEtherWallet founder Taylor Monahan knows a thing or two about blockchain users, arguing they're not ready for the early blockchain tools of today.
Think Tank Links Rising Bitcoin Price to Terrorist Use
The increased price of bitcoin appears to be luring terrorist fundraising efforts, in spite of the risks of being discovered.
North Korea Suspected Again in Crypto Exchange Attacks
South Korea's spy agency beileves a recent run of hacking attacks on domestic cryptocurrency exchanges is linked to North Korea.
Trump Signs Defense Bill Authorizing Blockchain Study
President Donald Trump has signed a $700 billion military spending bill that includes a mandate for a blockchain cybersecurity research study.
UBS Seeks IP Protection for Smart Contract Blockchain Validation
In a patent application released by the USPTO, money manager UBS indicated it was considering using smart contracts to validate transactions.
90% of Crypto Mobile Apps 'In Trouble,' Security Report Claims
A new report suggests mobile wallets catering to the cryptocurrency market may not be as secure as consumers may desire.
US Defense Bill Could Give Big Boost to Blockchain
An obscure provision tucked into a U.S. defense spending bill could act as a springboard for blockchain adoption across government agencies.
Friends Don't Let Friends Do Bad Crypto
Our duty to users doesn't end when they leave our site or app. Behaviors learned from us guide interactions with other services, writes Dan Elitzer.
