Smart contract audits secure blockchain code but do not stop off-chain attacks. Hackers exploit weak points in APIs, wallets ...

Blockchain's role in cybersecurity continues to expand as organizations seek reliable ways to secure data, verify identities, and monitor system activity.

A threat actor has been abusing proprietary blockchain technology to hide malicious code in a campaign that uses fake browser updates to spread various malware, including the infostealers RedLine, ...

Together, they create an infrastructure layer designed for a world where attacks are automated, data is abundant and digital ...

Blockchain security startup Mamori today announced it has secured $5 million in seed funding for its platform that uses machine learning to detect and remediate exploits. The round was led by ...

The blockchain industry is undergoing a cultural and technological shift, moving from traditional top-down innovation to a bottom-up, community-driven model. Projects like TURBO and Aurora Labs ...

Learn why smart contract audits are essential for bridge security. Know how independent evaluations detect vulnerabilities ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. At its core, the “code is law” philosophy suggests that smart contracts—self-executing contracts written into blockchain ...

CertiK, a auditor of programming code for blockchains and smart contracts, has cut at least 30 jobs in response to "market dynamics." “In response to evolving market dynamics, CertiK undertook a ...

Some 425 years ago, a villainous character in Shakespeare's "Henry VI, Part II" famously exclaimed, "The first thing we do is, let's kill all the lawyers" (Act IV, Scene II). Were Shakespeare today a ...