Browsing: Crypto wallets

As cryptocurrency markets operate 24/7, current DeFi wallets leave users exposed to constant risk, highlighting the urgent need for automated protections. Innovations like Babylon Labs’ trustless Bitcoin collateral and growing institutional adoption through treasury shifts and partnerships signal a maturation toward smarter, safer decentralized finance systems that balance automation with user control.

Rumble partners with Tether to launch Bitcoin tipping for content creators, enabling censorship-resistant payments to over 51 million users and challenging traditional financial gatekeepers with a full rollout expected by mid-December.

Major crypto wallets have launched a global phishing defense network in response to $400 million in losses, partnering with security organizations to create real-time protection systems as attack methods evolve and state-sponsored threats intensify.

A coalition of crypto and fintech groups challenges traditional banking opposition to open banking, advocating for consumer data control and competitive financial markets amid regulatory debates and industry pushback.

The UK government’s renewed push for Apple iCloud backdoors threatens cryptocurrency wallet security, raising alarms about privacy and potential hacking risks while highlighting ongoing tensions between regulatory oversight and digital rights.

A critical Unity engine vulnerability allows code injection in Android mobile games, potentially compromising crypto wallets through overlay attacks and screen scraping, with protection measures including game updates and avoiding sideloaded apps.

Cryptocurrency wallets are evolving into multifunctional control centers for digital assets, identity, and data, driven by technological innovations and institutional adoption, positioning them as essential tools in the Web3 economy.

A major NPM supply chain attack injected crypto-stealing malware into JavaScript libraries, threatening software wallet users and highlighting urgent security needs in the crypto ecosystem, with minimal financial impact but broad implications for market trust and regulatory responses.

Apple’s iPhone 17 introduces Memory Integrity Enforcement to enhance security for crypto users by blocking memory-corruption exploits, reducing risks for high-value transactions and supporting broader adoption in the mobile crypto space.

The US Department of Justice charges two individuals in a $650M cryptocurrency fraud scheme, highlighting the risks of high-return promises in the crypto market.

North Korean hackers are leveraging a new Mac malware, NimDoor, to target cryptocurrency projects, exploiting the Nim programming language for stealth.