Glow is a cryptocurrency wallet built by Luma Labs, Inc. and released on mainnet in 2020. It is designed for compatibility with the Solana...

by Paul Ducklin Thanks to the precise four-week length of February this year, last month’s coincidence of Firefox and Microsoft...

Exodus Wallet is a multichain cryptocurrency wallet built by Exodus Movement. It was released in 2018 and is designed for cross-blockchain compatibility and exchanges....

Core is a multi-chain cryptocurrency wallet built by Ava Labs, the team behind Avalanche. It is designed for compatibility with Bitcoin (BTC,) Ethereum (ETH,)...

BitKeep is a multichain cryptocurrency wallet released in 2018. It is designed for compatibility with multiple blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Polygon, and...

Phantom is one of the most popular cryptocurrency wallets out there, thanks to its compatibility as a desktop extension and with most cryptocurrency exchange...

Advertisement &nbsp &nbsp Blockchain technology continues to grow in popularity, with different industries like music, automotive, banking, insurance, telecommunication, and media and entertainment adopting...

The definition of WEB 3.0 and what is important to know about it Web 3.0 (Web3) is an idea of a version of the Internet that...

Many trusted endpoint detection and response (EDR) technologies may have a vulnerability in them that gives attackers a way to manipulate the products into...

Have you ever wanted to trade cryptocurrency but need to know how? Today, the OpenSea NFT platform is easier than ever. OpenSea...

Bored Apes Yacht Club, founded by an NFT Company, Yuga Labs, has recently declared that they are acquiring the rights to the CryptoPunks and Meebits collections from Larva Labs. The two collections, Bored Apes and CryptoPunks, are the most valuable ones as they hold a market cap of around 5.5 billion. Some rumors that have...

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Ransomware was used as a decoy in some of the recent data-wiping cyberattacks against organizations in Ukraine, Symantec reports.

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