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Lamden Mainnet is Here!
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Lamden Mainnet is Here!

A Technology Delivered We're happy to announce that we've officially launched Lamden mainnet! Today marks a day of independence and ...

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Feature from Tech The $55M Hack That Almost Brought Ethereum Down
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Feature from Tech The $55M Hack That Almost Brought Ethereum Down

Bloomberg News reporter Mathew Leising's new book, "Out of the Ether: The Amazing Story of Ethereum and the $55 Million Heist That ...

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Lamden Mainnet is Coming. Lamden Mainnet will be launching on…16 september 2020
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Lamden Mainnet is Coming. Lamden Mainnet will be launching on…16 september 2020

The Moment of Truth The wait is almost over; Lamden's mainnet launch is fast approaching. September 16th, 2020 will be an inflection poi...

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TECH 26 AUGUST 2020 Patrick Thompson Mitiga, an incident readiness and response company, has discovered that a product available on Amazon Web Services Marketplace contained Monero mining malware. Mitiga published their findings, noting that they discovered the malware when conducting a security audit for a financial services company. “Mitiga’s security research team has identified an AWS Community AMI containing malicious code running an unidentified Monero crypto miner,” according to the Mitiga’s blog post. “We have concerns this may be a phenomenon, rather than an isolated occurrence.” Malware on AWS Marketplace Unfortunately, the AWS marketplace allows anyone to sell virtual services on its marketplace. Although the marketplace is full of verified vendors, it also contains offerings from unverified community members. Mitiga discovered that one community member was selling a Windows 2008 virtual server that secretly used the computing power of anyone who downloa
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TECH 26 AUGUST 2020 Patrick Thompson Mitiga, an incident readiness and response company, has discovered that a product available on Amazon Web Services Marketplace contained Monero mining malware. Mitiga published their findings, noting that they discovered the malware when conducting a security audit for a financial services company. “Mitiga’s security research team has identified an AWS Community AMI containing malicious code running an unidentified Monero crypto miner,” according to the Mitiga’s blog post. “We have concerns this may be a phenomenon, rather than an isolated occurrence.” Malware on AWS Marketplace Unfortunately, the AWS marketplace allows anyone to sell virtual services on its marketplace. Although the marketplace is full of verified vendors, it also contains offerings from unverified community members. Mitiga discovered that one community member was selling a Windows 2008 virtual server that secretly used the computing power of anyone who downloa

Mitiga, an incident readiness and response company, has discovered that a product available on Amazon Web Services Marketplace contained Mon...

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Over 1,000 customer data missing in CryptoTrader.Tax breach
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Over 1,000 customer data missing in CryptoTrader.Tax breach

Digital currency tax reporting service CryptoTrader.Tax suffered a breach, resulting in 13,000 rows of data and 1,082 unique customer email ...

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Story from News Goldman Sachs Eyes Own Token as Bank Appoints New Head of Digital Assets
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Story from News Goldman Sachs Eyes Own Token as Bank Appoints New Head of Digital Assets

Goldman Sachs is seriously considering its own cryptocurrency, possibly a stablecoin, as it significantly expands its digital assets team an...

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Lawmakers urge ‘proactive policy’ for taxing digital currency staking rewards
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Lawmakers urge ‘proactive policy’ for taxing digital currency staking rewards

A number of congressional lawmakers have written to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), urging a proactive policy for taxing digital currenc...

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