Google says hackers are turning public blockchains into unkillable malware safehouses

Hackers aligned with North Korea are using public cryptocurrency blockchains to conceal and distribute malicious code, adopting a technique researchers describe as a new form of ...

Tempo, Stripe’s new blockchain, hits $5B valuation in $500M funding round

Stripe’s new payments blockchain Tempo raised $500M led by Thrive Capital and Greenoaks, valuing the project at $5B as it ...

Nation-state hackers deliver malware from “bulletproof” blockchains

One of the groups Google observed, a North Korean-backed team tracked as UNC5342, uses earlier-stage malware tracked as ...
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Lombard and Story Partner to Revolutionize Creator Economy via Bitcoin-Backed Infrastructure

Seoul, South Korea, October 16th, 2025, Chainwire Pioneering Alliance Combines Bitcoin Finance Leadership with Decentralized ...

Privacy 2.0: Encrypted computing’s blockchain revolution

Arcium CEO Yannik Schrade unpacks the importance of privacy-preserving protocols and infrastructure as the world moves ...
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Blockchain Gaming: How Crypto Is Flipping the Script for Gamers

South Korea may be rolling out Web3 games at the official level, but plenty of everyday gamers still squint at blockchain, scratch their heads at crypto, and fumble with digital wallets. The gap shows ...