Former Russian investigator Marat Tambiyev was sentenced to 16 years for accepting 1,032 Bitcoin from hackers, marking Russia's largest bribe in history.
Huang BoRussia’s cryptocurrency mining law has now been approved by President Vladimir Putin and will come into full effect on September 1.
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Cheng YuanIn the wake of the ongoing conflict between Hamas militants and the Israeli Defense Forces, Russian hacktivist group Killnet, have set their sights on various Israeli organisations.
KikyoTRON's multi-sig had a critical vulnerability. The vulnerability could have potentially drained $500 million from the multi-sig.
BeincryptoThe white hat hackers were rewarded for safeguarding over $25 billion in crypto assets.
cryptopotatoBelow is an in-depth review as we dive deep into last week's Web3 security incidents.
TristanHackers who drained around $625 million from the Ronin Bridge attack in March have transferred funds from Ethereum to the ...
BitcoinistBitcoinistMany cryptocurrency exchanges with roots in Russia have fled the country or are operating illegally, according to the founder of Blockchain Life.
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