Insomniac Games, developer of Spider-Man 2, faces a Bitcoin ransom demand, raising concerns of potential data release unless 50 BTC is paid within seven days, causing tension in both gaming and cryptocurrency communities.

A Bitcoin ransom threat endangers Insomniac Games, the developer of Marvel’s Spider-Man series. Rhysida demands 50 BTC to avoid leaking sensitive info about Marvel’s Wolverine game. The compromised data includes game assets and personal information, auctioned starting at 50 BTC. The developer is yet to respond. The community anxiously awaits a resolution.

Introduced in May 2023, Rhysida ransomware is a newly identified variant that is currently demanding a ransom of 50 Bitcoins, which is roughly equivalent to $2 million as per the current market value.

The donations were apparently used to purchase various military supplies

A Toronto investor who allegedly helped kidnap Ontario's "Crypto King" last December after losing thousands in a scam is facing kidnapping charges in Canada.

The defendant got his victim through an ad for the fake OpenSea website on a popular search engine.

Musbach avoided the maximum sentence of ten years.

The scheme swindled at least 29 investors out of more than $1.3 million, according to the CFTC.

There is far more than meets the eye when it comes to Laszlo Hanyecz- the man who paid 10,000BTC for two pizzas

One of the perpetrators in the first-ever crypto insider trading case is required to pay...