# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Security

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Chorus One Joins Forces With Ledger Enterprise To Boost Global Adoption of Institutional-Grade Crypto Staking

Chorus One has partnered with Ledger Enterprise to enhance institutional-grade crypto staking services globally. This collaboration aims to provide secure, compliant, and seamless multi-chain staking solutions to institutional investors, including crypto exchanges, custodians, and asset managers. By integrating Chorus One's staking infrastructure into Ledger Enterprise's platform, the partnership simplifies staking for institutions while ensuring strong security and governance. Chorus One, which supports over 30 Web3 protocols and has approximately $3.5 billion in total value staked, will expand its reach through Ledger's user base. The alliance is expected to drive mainstream adoption of digital assets and Web3 products, leveraging regulatory clarity and anticipated market growth.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 05:35

Chorus One Joins Forces With Ledger Enterprise To Boost Global Adoption of Institutional-Grade Crypto Staking

TheNewsCrypto01/21 05:35

Ethereum’s Busy Network May Be Hiding A Security Problem: Analysts

Ethereum's high network activity may be partially driven by widespread "address poisoning" attacks, according to analysts. A recent upgrade reduced gas fees, enabling scammers to send tiny, worthless transactions to numerous wallets. These create fake entries in transaction histories, tricking users into copying fraudulent addresses and sending funds to attackers. Researchers warn users to verify full addresses, avoid copying from recent transactions, and treat unexpected small deposits as red flags. It's estimated that over $740,000 has been stolen through this method.

bitcoinist01/21 00:02

Ethereum’s Busy Network May Be Hiding A Security Problem: Analysts

bitcoinist01/21 00:02

Bitcoin Axed By Top Wall Street Strategist On Quantum Fears

Jefferies strategist Chris Wood has removed Bitcoin from his long-term model portfolio, citing quantum computing as a threat to Bitcoin's store-of-value proposition for long-term investors like pension funds. While not predicting an immediate price crash, Wood expressed concern that quantum computers could compromise Bitcoin’s cryptographic security within years rather than decades, making private keys vulnerable. He reallocated the 10% Bitcoin exposure to gold and gold miners. VanEck’s Matthew Sigel acknowledged the move but emphasized the difference between Bitcoin's decentralized, hard-to-upgrade nature and traditional reversible banking systems. He views quantum risk as a solvable challenge rather than a fatal flaw and maintains spot Bitcoin exposure while making small hedges. The article notes Bitcoin's significant outperformance versus gold since 2020 despite the recent strategic shift.

bitcoinist01/20 16:02

Bitcoin Axed By Top Wall Street Strategist On Quantum Fears

bitcoinist01/20 16:02

‘BTC’s security is lower now’ – Why miners are abandoning Bitcoin for AI

The AI boom is offering Bitcoin miners a new lifeline as declining block rewards and high operational costs make mining less profitable. Companies like Bitfarms and Riot Platforms are abandoning or diversifying away from Bitcoin mining to reinvest in AI infrastructure, sometimes funding this shift by selling their BTC holdings. This exodus adds selling pressure on Bitcoin and raises concerns about network security. As block rewards continue to halve, the security budget that incentivizes miners is shrinking. Analyst Justin Bons warns that Bitcoin's security is now lower than five years ago and will keep falling until the network is potentially attacked. While miner capitulation has historically signaled a market bottom, the long-term sustainability of Bitcoin mining remains uncertain compared to the lucrative returns from AI.

ambcrypto01/20 16:02

‘BTC’s security is lower now’ – Why miners are abandoning Bitcoin for AI

ambcrypto01/20 16:02

Pharos Ecosystem Security Guide: Full-Link Risk Control for RWA Asset Integration

"Pharos Ecosystem Security Guide: Comprehensive Risk Control for RWA Asset Integration" This guide provides developers in the Pharos ecosystem with a practical framework for integrating Real-World Assets (RWAs), addressing the unique challenges of combining off-chain legal claims with on-chain functionality. Pharos’s Layer 1 infrastructure, featuring Block-STM for parallel execution and dual EVM/WASM support, offers the high-speed settlement and complex computational power required for RWA operations. The analysis identifies two primary RWA models: 1) the on-chain to off-chain model (e.g., fundraising in stablecoins for off-chain investments like U.S. Treasuries) and 2) the asset tokenization model (e.g., fractionalizing real estate for on-chain ownership). The core focus is mitigating critical risks beyond smart contracts. Key strategies include: enforcing identity compliance via smart contract-level whitelisting and DID integration; implementing oracle-based circuit breakers to halt operations during stablecoin depegging events; ensuring asset authenticity with multi-source oracles for real-time NAV updates; mandating transparency for off-chain Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs); designing built-in redemption queues and liquidity buffers to prevent secondary market collapses; and rigorously defending against inherited EVM vulnerabilities using audited libraries and reentrancy guards. The conclusion emphasizes that RWA security is a full-stack challenge, requiring robust integration of legal, financial, and technical safeguards to ensure asset authenticity and systemic resilience on Pharos.

marsbit01/20 14:10

Pharos Ecosystem Security Guide: Full-Link Risk Control for RWA Asset Integration

marsbit01/20 14:10

Inside the $282mln ZachXBT investigation – How stolen Bitcoin hit Tornado Cash

In a major social engineering attack on January 10th, an attacker stole over $282 million in Bitcoin and Litecoin from a single victim by impersonating Trezor support and tricking them into revealing their seed phrase. Blockchain investigator ZachXBT and security firm PeckShield tracked the stolen funds as the attacker used THORChain—a decentralized, non-KYC protocol—to move approximately $71 million across blockchains. The funds were then obscured using Tornado Cash mixer and swapped into privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero. The theft occurred amid broader market declines, highlighting how social manipulation and cross-chain protocols are increasingly exploited for large-scale laundering.

ambcrypto01/20 06:02

Inside the $282mln ZachXBT investigation – How stolen Bitcoin hit Tornado Cash

ambcrypto01/20 06:02

RootData Launches Industry's First Cryptocurrency Exchange Transparency Ranking, Boosting Compliance and Growth

RootData has launched the industry's first transparency-focused exchange ranking, "Top Cryptocurrency Exchanges Ranked by Transparency," moving beyond traditional volume-based metrics. The ranking, introduced during the December Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai, is now open for global exchange applications. It evaluates exchanges across six key dimensions: token economics and unlock transparency, project progress and key event disclosure, team background and capital endorsement, announcement accuracy, asset reserve transparency, token listing mechanisms, and regulatory compliance with audit data. This initiative aims to transform transparency from an abstract concept into a quantifiable standard, encouraging exchanges to disclose critical information as a mandatory practice rather than an option. Enhanced transparency helps build differentiated brand trust, attract institutional investors, and secure a competitive edge in an increasingly regulated market. RootData, a Web3 asset data platform processing over 4.2 million monthly search requests, is backed by investors such as NLVC, Boyaa Interactive, and Mask Network. Its data and research have been cited by leading institutions including The Wall Street Journal and Binance Research.

marsbit01/20 03:46

RootData Launches Industry's First Cryptocurrency Exchange Transparency Ranking, Boosting Compliance and Growth

marsbit01/20 03:46

Weekly Funding Roundup | 11 Projects Secured Investments, Total Funding Reaches $232 Million (Jan 12-18)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, from January 12 to 18, 2025, the global blockchain sector saw 11 funding rounds, a slight increase from the previous week, though the total funding amount decreased to $232 million from $332 million. The largest single funding round was secured by fintech infrastructure provider Alpaca, which raised $150 million in a Series D round led by Drive Capital, achieving a valuation of $1.15 billion. The second largest was a $20 million investment in Project Eleven, a crypto security startup focused on protecting cryptocurrencies from quantum attacks, valuing the company at $120 million. Other notable funding includes: VelaFi, a stablecoin financial infrastructure provider, raised $20 million in a Series B round; Singapore-based crypto financial platform Veera raised $10 million; Noise, building a prediction market information platform, raised $7.1 million; and stablecoin service provider Meld raised $7 million. Additional investments were made in BeatCoin ($5 million), Neuramint ($5 million for a Web3 AI agent platform), Slips ($3.5 million for a decentralized prediction market), Titl ($2.5 million for blockchain real estate tech), and AGGX ($2 million for AI and GPU infrastructure).

marsbit01/19 08:25

Weekly Funding Roundup | 11 Projects Secured Investments, Total Funding Reaches $232 Million (Jan 12-18)

marsbit01/19 08:25

‘Ethereum must remove features to survive’ says Vitalik – But why?

Vitalik Buterin argues that Ethereum's long-term survival depends on removing old features and simplifying its core protocol, a process he calls "protocol simplicity" or "garbage collection." He believes accumulated complexity makes the network harder to understand, maintain, and run, threatening its decentralization. Buterin emphasizes the "walkaway test"—Ethereum should function even if its core developers leave, allowing new teams to build clients or run nodes without relying on a small group of experts. He warns against the "High Priest" problem, where over-reliance on advanced cryptography forces trust in specialists, undermining self-sovereignty. Solutions include moving legacy features, like old transaction types, to smart contracts via account abstraction and potentially replacing the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) with a simpler system, while keeping the EVM as a contract. Buterin views Ethereum's first phase as necessary experimentation but now advocates for maturing into a secure "hyperstructure" that prioritizes simplicity and reliability over limitless functionality.

ambcrypto01/19 06:02

‘Ethereum must remove features to survive’ says Vitalik – But why?

ambcrypto01/19 06:02

No One’s Leaving: Ethereum Exit Queue Empties As Staking Heats Up

Ethereum's validator exit queue has emptied, eliminating a significant source of potential selling pressure as validators can now exit immediately without a backlog. This shift reduces the visible supply overhang and decreases the risk of large, sudden ETH dumps from emergency exits. Concurrently, staking demand is surging, with the entry queue for new validators reaching high levels and wait times extending for weeks. This influx, driven by institutions and staking services, locks up more circulating supply, enhancing network security and providing yield opportunities. While this removes one major downside risk, traders continue to monitor derivatives, ETF flows, and macro conditions for price direction, noting that concentrated risks in large staking pools remain.

bitcoinist01/19 01:01

No One’s Leaving: Ethereum Exit Queue Empties As Staking Heats Up

bitcoinist01/19 01:01

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