Unibot, a popular Telegram bot used to swap cryptocurrencies without having to leave the messaging app, had an approval vulnerability that ended up costing users more than $650,000 in tokens.
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Why Scammers Hack Government Websites To Target MetaMask Owners?
Not a day in crypto without scammers making the headlines.
Understanding Memecoins: A Beginner’s Guide
Whether you like memecoins or not, they are not leaving the market anytime soon. Let’s try to understand why they exist, who creates them and how these assets affect the crypto environment.
Trust Wallet Extension Exploit: $170,000 Stolen So Far
Last week Trust Wallet users received some stressful news – close to $170,000 were drained from wallets due to the critical vulnerability in the back-end module WebAssembly (WASM).
XRP Alternative You May Want to Keep In Sight
The hierarchy in the world of crypto has been well established – bitcoin is the undisputed king, and Ethereum is a solid number two. Then things get a bit tricky because many other cryptocurrencies are jockeying for the ‘bronze position’.
The Biggest Problem Crypto Startups Keep Overlooking
Sramana Mitra, the founder and CEO of One Million by One Million, recently asked me about the success rate of startups in the world of crypto. While this was a tough question to answer, I offered my thoughts on the matter, and now want to share them with you!
Revisiting The Ethereum Improvement Proposal 1559
It is one thing to make bold predictions for the future, completely different ball game to revisit them 2 years later. It is a fun exercise that proves that innovations rarely work as intended, but give us more food for thought.
Metaverse As The Future of The Internet
I’ve decided to right this wrong and shared my raw thoughts on the matter, thinking about why companies are so obsessed with Metaverse, how it can be beneficial to us, and why you shouldn’t be scared of this technological future as much as you want to!
Should OpenAI’s Decision Be Accepted At Face Value
To continue the habit of covering interesting security and technology related topics, let’s take a minute to talk about AI use for creating images. Not so long ago, I shared my thoughts on Open AI’s decision to allow users to upload and edit faces.
Why Most Hackers Are So Bad at English?
Bringing up 5 theories that would explain why English language and hackers have a beef.