In Episode 47 of the Public Key podcast, we talk about smart contract audits and where cyber security fits into the crypto and DeFi industry.
Oracle manipulation attacks are rising and creating a unique concern for DeFi. We break down the Mango Makets exploit and price oracle manipulation attacks.
In Episode 46 of Public Key podcast, we discuss how Flux's decentralized cloud infrastructure may be the Amazon AWS of blockchain and web3.
We explore the origins of the Ordinals protocol, how Ordinals work, and how they differ from traditional NFTS with statistics on Ordinals transactions.
The Deadbolt ransomware strain was tricked by Dutch National Police into giving up victim decryption keys, disrupting their ransomware activity.
In this Public Key Podcast episode, we talk with Erin West and Alona Katz, who are combating pig butchering crypto scams.
After a year into Russia's War on Ukraine, Cryptocurrencies continue to play a key role. Read more about Crypto's role in this. Click this link for more.
In Episode 44 of the Public Key podcast, Evan Kohlmann, of Cloudburst Technologies, dives deep into crypto market manipulation groups.
"Cryptocurrency has been a major factor in helping people in humanitarian crises, as it has brought millions of dollars in aid to Ukraine. Read more here."
Learn how to evaluate blockchain analysis tools and how to evaluate your options based on use cases and ideal toolsets.
Crypto pump and dump schemes have become common in the crypto world, making up 24% of new tokens launched in 2022.
Crypto scams remain the largest form of crypto-based crime but total cryptocurrency scam revenue fell significantly in 2022, a 46% drop compared to last year.
In Episode 43 of the Public Key podcast, we talk with Uniswap Labs about consumers migrating from centralized exchanges to DeFi protocols.
The United States and the United Kingdom sanctioned seven individuals associated with the Russia-based cybercrime gang Trickbot.
Learn how darknet markets fought for users in the wake of Hydra's collapse and how 2022 saw revenue decline for darknet markets and crypto fraud shops.
Chainalysis found illicit activity in crypto reached a high in 2022. One factor is economic sanctions. Learn how blockchain analysis helps.
In episode 42 of the Chainalysis Public Key crypto podcast, Kim Grauer continues our 2023 crypto crime report preview.
Crypto hacking had its biggest year ever in 2022 with $3.8 billion stolen primarily from DeFi protocols and largely conducted by North Korean-linked hackers.
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