# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Security

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Polish parliament approves revived crypto bill, heads to Senate

Poland's lower house of parliament (Sejm) has again passed a crypto bill, sending it to the Senate for review. The bill, which aligns with the EU's MiCA framework, was previously vetoed by President Karol Nawrocki over concerns it threatened freedoms, property rights, and state stability. Despite no changes, a government spokesperson suggests it is now likely to be signed into law after a classified security briefing provided the president with "full knowledge" of its national security implications. Nawrocki had earlier campaigned against "oppressive" crypto laws, advocating for innovation over regulation.

cointelegraph12/19 17:33

Polish parliament approves revived crypto bill, heads to Senate

cointelegraph12/19 17:33

Blockchains quietly prepare for quantum threat as Bitcoin debates timeline

Blockchains are increasingly preparing for the potential threat of quantum computers, which could eventually break current cryptographic systems. While quantum machines capable of attacking networks like Bitcoin are still years away, several major blockchains—including Aptos and Solana—are proactively testing quantum-resistant upgrades. Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin has emphasized the importance of early preparation, estimating a 20% chance of relevant quantum computing breakthroughs by 2030. Bitcoin, however, remains divided. Some developers and industry leaders dismiss near-term quantum risks as premature and fear such discussions may cause unnecessary panic or market instability. In contrast, investors and researchers argue that ignoring a low-probability, high-impact risk undermines long-term confidence. The debate reflects broader tensions around how Bitcoin should communicate and prepare for future threats without destabilizing its present security assumptions.

cointelegraph12/19 13:46

Blockchains quietly prepare for quantum threat as Bitcoin debates timeline

cointelegraph12/19 13:46

Crypto Crime Escalates: Chainalysis Data Shows Over $3.4 Billion Stolen This Year

Chainalysis reports that cryptocurrency theft has surged, with over $3.4 billion stolen so far in 2025, exceeding previous years. A significant shift in attack methods has occurred, with personal wallet compromises rising dramatically. Although private key compromises are less frequent, they account for the vast majority of stolen value. North Korean (DPRK) hackers were responsible for a record $2.02 billion in thefts, a 51% increase from the prior year, despite fewer attacks. Their tactics have evolved to include infiltrating crypto services and conducting fake job interviews to steal credentials. While the number of theft incidents and victims has increased, the average amount stolen per victim has decreased.

bitcoinist12/19 10:22

Crypto Crime Escalates: Chainalysis Data Shows Over $3.4 Billion Stolen This Year

bitcoinist12/19 10:22

2025 Critical Moments Review: The Song of Ice and Fire in Cryptocurrency

2025 was a pivotal year of transformation for the cryptocurrency market, marked by extreme volatility and maturation. Bitcoin reached new highs above $124,000, while major events like the Bybit hack and Hyperliquid's $300 million incident exposed systemic vulnerabilities. Regulatory shifts were profound, with Trump’s administration fostering pro-innovation policies, including the GENIUS Act for stablecoins and the removal of sanctions against Tornado Cash. Landmark approvals for crypto ETFs and IPOs, such as Circle’s public listing, accelerated institutional adoption. Macroeconomic turbulence, including U.S. tariff policies and government shutdowns, triggered severe sell-offs, with October’s crash resulting in $19 billion in liquidations. Meanwhile, privacy coins and RWA gained traction, and meme coins influenced by figures like Trump and CZ saw speculative booms. The year closed with significant legal resolutions, including sentences for Do Kwon and Qian Zhimin, and continued regulatory divergence, with China tightening restrictions as Hong Kong and the U.S. advanced frameworks.

marsbit12/19 07:25

2025 Critical Moments Review: The Song of Ice and Fire in Cryptocurrency

marsbit12/19 07:25

Anxiety of quantum risk to Bitcoin is weighing on its price: Execs

Quantum computing risks are creating anxiety among Bitcoin investors and affecting its price, according to industry executives. While Blockstream co-founder Adam Down argues the threat is decades away and that the network’s core security doesn’t solely rely on encryption, others like Nic Carter of Castle Island Ventures warn that developer denial is “extremely bearish.” Craig Warmke of the Bitcoin Policy Institute adds that perceived quantum risk is slowing capital inflow and driving diversification. Both emphasize the need for contingency plans to reassure holders, even if the actual threat remains distant. Critics also note that traditional targets would likely be compromised long before Bitcoin.

cointelegraph12/19 01:56

Anxiety of quantum risk to Bitcoin is weighing on its price: Execs

cointelegraph12/19 01:56

North Korea stole a record $2 billion in crypto in 2025 — even as hacks declined

North Korea set a record in 2025 by stealing $2.02 billion in cryptocurrency despite carrying out fewer attacks than in previous years, according to Chainalysis. The DPRK shifted its strategy from high-frequency exploits to targeted, high-value infiltrations, focusing on compromising people and internal systems—such as executives and contractors—rather than just code. A major driver was the $1.5 billion Bybit breach. The report also details North Korea's efficient 45-day laundering cycle using mixers, bridges, and off-ramping via Chinese OTC brokers. While DeFi protocols saw improved security breaches, retail wallet hacks rose to 158,000 incidents. North Korea remains the most significant state-level threat in crypto, with total lifetime thefts reaching $6.75 billion. The industry must now prioritize human and organizational security, not just technical defenses.

ambcrypto12/18 20:47

North Korea stole a record $2 billion in crypto in 2025 — even as hacks declined

ambcrypto12/18 20:47

Aptos introduces post-quantum signatures before they’re urgently needed

Aptos is advancing a proposal to introduce post-quantum digital signatures as an optional security upgrade, addressing growing concerns that future quantum computers could eventually break current cryptographic systems. The Aptos Improvement Proposal AIP-137 would integrate the SLH-DSA (FIPS 205) signature scheme at the account level, making Aptos one of the first major blockchains to natively support quantum-resistant accounts. Existing accounts would remain unchanged, and adoption would be opt-in. This move reflects broader industry attention to quantum risks, with other networks like Solana also testing quantum-resistant solutions. While some in the crypto space, including Bitcoin pioneers, view the quantum threat as distant or overhyped, Aptos and others are taking proactive steps to prepare for a post-quantum era.

cointelegraph12/18 16:42

Aptos introduces post-quantum signatures before they’re urgently needed

cointelegraph12/18 16:42

Bipartisan SAFE Crypto Act Unveiled: New Task Force To Combat Digital Asset Scams

In a bipartisan effort, Senators Elissa Slotkin and Jerry Moran introduced the SAFE Crypto Act to establish a federal task force combating digital asset scams. The task force will unite the Treasury Department, law enforcement, regulators, and private experts to enhance capabilities against crypto-related fraud. It will analyze scam trends, evaluate prevention methods, and issue recommendations. Key focuses include Ponzi schemes, money laundering, and fraudulent ICOs. The task force will also assess international efforts and review scamming tactics targeting individuals through digital intermediaries. A comprehensive report will be submitted to Congress within one year, with annual updates to address emerging threats.

bitcoinist12/18 14:09

Bipartisan SAFE Crypto Act Unveiled: New Task Force To Combat Digital Asset Scams

bitcoinist12/18 14:09

XRP Ledger Adds Military-Grade Security Via Payments Engine Standard

Ripple has published the first formal specification for the XRP Ledger’s Payment Engine, developed with formal methods firm Common Prefix. This document aims to provide a canonical reference for payment behavior and cross-asset transfers on the ledger, moving beyond empirical success to mathematical certainty. The initiative addresses the limitations of relying solely on the C++ codebase as the source of truth, which makes it difficult to distinguish intentional design from historical behavior. As the ledger prepares for more complex features—like lending, batch transactions, and decentralized exchange upgrades—this specification ensures clarity and safety. The specification focuses on the Payment Engine and plans to extend to the Consensus Protocol, described as non-negotiable for network safety. Ripple aims to create both human-readable reference and machine-verifiable models to enable formal verification by 2026. The goal is to shift from "code-as-truth" to "mathematics-as-truth," enhancing security and enabling advanced features. The XRP community has welcomed the announcement as a major step toward military-grade security and protocol reliability.

bitcoinist12/18 14:02

XRP Ledger Adds Military-Grade Security Via Payments Engine Standard

bitcoinist12/18 14:02

Attacker takes over multisig minutes after creation, drains up to $40M slowly

A crypto attacker took control of a multisig wallet just minutes after its creation 44 days ago, ultimately draining up to an estimated $40 million. Blockchain analysis reveals the wallet was created by the victim on November 4th, but ownership was transferred to the attacker only six minutes later. The attacker then patiently drained and laundered the funds in stages, using Tornado Cash over several weeks. Security experts note the wallet was configured as a "1-of-1" multisig, requiring only one signature, which defeats its purpose. Possible attack vectors include malware, phishing, or poor security practices like storing keys in plaintext. The incident highlights growing security concerns, especially as new research shows AI models are already capable of autonomously finding and exploiting smart contract vulnerabilities.

cointelegraph12/18 13:14

Attacker takes over multisig minutes after creation, drains up to $40M slowly