Revolut faces $3M ransom demand after data breach, report
Attackers claiming responsibility for Revolut’s data breach say they want $3M in Monero, contradicting earlier claims of a 10,000-BTC ransom.
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Attackers claiming responsibility for Revolut’s data breach say they want $3M in Monero, contradicting earlier claims of a 10,000-BTC ransom.
Read more (2 min) →Qubic continues to disrupt the Monero network with an 18-block "reorg" causing the loss of over 100 transactions.
Qubic, the Monero mining pool which previously falsely claimed to 51% attack Monero, has recently pulled off multiple 9-block reorgs.
Monero's XMR has lost 25% of its market cap over the last 30 days during a sustained mining hashrate takeover.
In what's being called an “economic attack," Qubic is offering higher rates, paid in its own token, to XMR miners willing to join its pool.
— Hack, IntelBroker
The alleged “IntelBroker” hacker was reportedly already arrested by UK police in 2018 over thousands of hoax bomb threats.
Cointelegraph published an article about a supposed privacy vulnerability in Monero transactions. Turns out, nothing new happened.
The Finnish hacker responsible for blackmailing 30,000 psychotherapy patients for more than $500,000 in bitcoin was jailed for six years.
Investigators in Finland say it was “very likely” that someone illegally sent XMR to Binance in a series of transactions involving a crime.
The attack could damage the reputation of Zcash in the eyes of users who prioritize security, reliability, and antifragility.