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Coinbase and trading platform Robinhood are among a group of technology companies supporting the US government’s newly launched Tech Force.

A new wave of cybercrime is sweeping through the crypto sector as North Korean hackers intensify a scam using fake Zoom meetings.

The Bank of England (BOE) has launched an investigation into the growing trend of financiers lending to data centers.

Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko is calling on the Bitcoin community to act quickly against potential quantum computer attacks.

The upcoming Apple iPhone 17 introduces enhanced security features aimed at protecting crypto users from memory-based attacks.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed on Wednesday that more than 40% of the company’s code is now generated by AI

Autonomous AI agents that think, act, and transact without human involvement, may soon drive a new era of e-commerce on Ethereum.

David Sacks has challenged the growing belief that AI will eliminate portions of the workforce, particularly in industries like crypto.

A crypto user recently lost $908,551 after falling victim to a wallet-draining scam, over a year after signing a malicious transaction.

Crypto market has lost over $142 million in breach cases in July, marking one of the most damaging months this year.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has sounded the alarm on a surge in crypto scams as digital asset markets continue to post strong gains.

Arcadia Finance has suffered an exploit leading to the theft of approximately $2.5 million in cryptocurrency.

The US Treasury has sanctioned a North Korean IT worker ring accused of infiltrating crypto firms to fund the country’s missile programs. 

Dorsey launched the beta version of Bitchat, a decentralized, peer-to-peer messaging service that operates entirely over Bluetooth networks. 

Coinbase has suggested there is a slight chance that the $8.6 billion worth of Bitcoin movement may have been the result of a hack.

Coinbase has revealed its role in assisting the U.S. Secret Service with an investigation that led to the agency’s $225 million seizure.

Hacken has confirmed that a leaked private key was behind a major exploit on Saturday, which allowed an attacker to mint and dump HAI tokens.

South Korea central bank governor has expressed cautious openness to the idea of a won-backed stablecoin but also raised concerns.