Turkmenistan has formally legalized crypto mining and exchanges in a bid to attract investment, while keeping digital assets tightly regulated and barred from everyday use. Turkmenistan just legalized ...

Plugging the React2Shell vulnerability in the open source React server and Next.js in IT environments has just become even more urgent with reports that exploits are already in the wild. Researchers ...

From holding conversations to paying for things, we use our smartphones for a wide range of applications in the modern day. This makes them a lucrative target for any bad actors to try and exploit. A ...

A threat actor is actively exploiting a known, but disputed, remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the open source Ray framework to hijack AI compute infrastructure and using it to attack other ...

A Minnesota man was sentenced to fines and probation after a yearlong Ethereum cryptojacking scheme. He compromised his former employer's systems to mine ETH every night for around a year. Despite ...

ST. PAUL — A former Northland resident will repay more than $45,000 to his former employer for misusing their computer systems to mine cryptocurrency for personal gain. Joshua Paul Armbrust, 45, was ...

According to a public statement from the company, the attack involved a “large-scale proxy strike” aimed at the firm’s infrastructure. While CoinGlass says the disruption was temporary, some users ...

A previously unknown type of cryptojacking malware called MassJacker is targeting piracy users and hijacking crypto transactions by replacing stored addresses, according to a March 10 report from ...

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace has identified a new cryptojacking campaign designed to bypass Windows Defender and deploy a crypto mining software. The cryptojacking campaign, first identified in late ...

Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted 14 people in what they describe as the country’s largest cryptocurrency money laundering case, involving more than 1,500 victims and illicit funds exceeding $70 ...

In episode 431 of the “Smashing Security” podcast, a self-proclaimed crypto-influencer calling himself CP3O thought he had found a shortcut to riches — by racking up millions in unpaid cloud bills.