Surprisingly, the infamous North Korean hacking collective Lazarus Group currently possesses an astounding $47 million in digital assets, freshly sourced data reveals. A significant chunk of this, $42.5 million, is tied up in Bitcoin (BTC), with other assets such as
The cryptocurrency exchange CoinEx has fallen victim to a massive hack, resulting in the loss of an estimated $53 million worth of Ethereum (ETH), TRON (TRX), and Polygon (MATIC). This cyber heist has left the exchange and its users reeling
South Korea has taken a decisive step, instructing its local cryptocurrency exchanges to maintain a reserve of at least 3 billion won, equivalent to roughly $2.3 million. This directive, anchored in the “Virtual Asset Real-Name Account Operation Guidelines” by the
The Canadian government has outlined a voluntary code of conduct for AI developers to prevent their systems from being used to create harmful or malicious content. Consultations are currently ongoing between Innovation Canada and various stakeholders such as civil society
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies grows, so do concerns about their implications for cybersecurity. According to a recent press release, global enterprise leaders now view these emerging technologies as the biggest threat to
British researchers have developed a new AI-powered hacking technique that can crack bank account numbers and passwords with up to 95% accuracy. According to a preprint of the study posted on arXiv, the AI can learn different sounds that each key makes
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has mocked owner Elon Musk’s rebranding and change in the logo of the social media platform, in what could be an escalation of fights in social media circles. Dorsey, a longtime executive of Twitter described the
As the AI wave continues to boom with new updates every day, big AI focused tech companies have voluntarily agreed with the White House on responsible AI developments. AI Companies were scheduled to meet at the White House on Friday,
Twitter announced on Saturday that SMS-based (text-based) two-factor authentication (2FA) will only be available for Blue Tick subscribers. Hence, experts have criticized the microblogging site, arguing that if security is the main goal, why are verified users being excluded? Text-
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