Blockchain Technology: Conflicting Perspectives on Enterprise Security From the RSA Conference 2018
The topic of blockchain technology and its application to enterprise security was hotly debated at the RSA Conference 2018.
Cryptojacking Emerges as a Major Threat to UK Businesses in 2018
A new report named cryptojacking as one of the six most significant threats facing U.K. businesses in 2018.
Cybercrime Profits Total Nearly $200 Billion Each Year, Study Reveals
Illegal cybercrime profits total at least $80 billion and as much as $200 billion each year, an academic study into cybercriminals' money laundering schemes revealed.
Digging Deep: New Crypto-Mining Scams Silently Steal Millions
Crypto-mining scams are on the rise as attackers see the value in virtual currency and discover ways to operate undetected on corporate networks.
Mobile Banking Trojans as Keen on Cryptocurrency as PC Malware
Cybercriminals are emulating PC malware to develop mobile banking Trojans that leverage malicious miners to steal cryptocurrency and deliver it to attacker-controlled wallets.
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Emerging Trend of National Cryptocurrency: Estcoin
As digital coins continue to dominate tech headlines, Estonia is on the verge of launching its own national cryptocurrency known as estcoin.
Nearly 250 Million Phishing Attempts in 2017, Study Shows
One security firm recently detected approximately 250 million phishing attempts against its users in 2017, according to a spam and phishing report.
TrickBot’s Cryptocurrency Hunger: Tricking the Bitcoin Out of Wallets
TrickBot is getting in on the cryptocurrency gold rush, expanding its operations to target digital wallets and exchanges using serverside injections and other malicious tactics.
Litecoin Is the Second-Most Popular Cryptocurrency on the Dark Web, Study Finds
According to a recent report, Litecoin is the second-most popular cryptocurrency among vendors that operate on the Dark Web.
Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Infects More Than Half of Organizations Globally
A recent study found that more than half of organizations around the world experienced a cryptocurrency mining attack last month, a trend that will likely continue as the crypto gold rush gains steam.