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Canadian Charged in $65M KyberSwap, Indexed Finance DeFi Hack
Canadian man charged in $65 million DeFi hack. Exploited KyberSwap, Indexed Finance smart contracts, laundered funds, and attempted extortion. Faces 20 years.
PARSIQ’s Reactive Network Provides Solution for DeFi Exchange Vulnerabilities
Over the past few years, decentralised finance (DeFi) has revolutionised the financial sector. DeFi introduced transparent, permissionless and…
NPM Package Disguised as an Ethereum Tool Deploys Quasar RAT
Researchers discovered a malicious package on the npm package registry that resembles a library for Ethereum smart contract vulnerabilities but actually drops an open-source remote access trojan called Quasar RAT onto developer systems.
The Role of Blockchain and Smart Contracts in Securing Digital Transactions
Learn how blockchain and smart contracts improve cybersecurity factors in online transactions, remove the element of fraud, and…
Top 5 Platforms for Identifying Smart Contract Vulnerabilities
How well do you know your smart contracts’ health? This article highlights the top five platforms that DeFi…
Scammers Target BASE and Ethereum with Political Meme Coins and Rug Pulls
Global Blockchain Scams Surge on BASE and Across Networks, Trugard Labs Reports.
Is the Blockchain Secure? Yes, and Here’s Why
Blockchain, known for its role in cybersecurity, fintech, and cryptocurrencies, raises the question: Is it secure? Absolutely! With…
Nexera DeFi Protocol Hacked: $1.8M Stolen in Major Smart Contract Exploit
Learn how a smart contract vulnerability led to the theft of $1.8 million from Nexera, a DeFi protocol.…
Understanding HyperCycle’s HyperShare Smart Contract Feature
HyperCycle enhances AI safety and efficiency with cryptographic proofs and peer-to-peer nodes. HyperShare supports decentralized governance and income…
Enhancing Blockchain Randomness To Eliminate Trust Issues Once For All
Blockchains lack true randomness, hindering applications like fair games, DeFi, and NFTs. Pyth Network’s “Pyth Entropy” solves this…