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A Colorado-registered company has facilitated $8.4 billion in illicit cryptocurrency transactions since 2022, operating as one of history's largest underground marketplaces for cybercriminals, according to a report released Wednesday by blockchain analytics firm Elliptic. What to Know: The platform

In a major escalation of international law enforcement efforts targeting illicit crypto infrastructure, Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), in coordination with Frankfurt’s public prosecutor’s office, has seized over 34 million euros ($38 million) worth of cryptocurrency connected to the

Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols lost $92.5 million across 15 separate hacking incidents in April 2025. According to the latest monthly report from blockchain security firm Immunefi, this represents a 27.3% year-over-year increase compared to April 2024 and more than doubles March 2025's losse

April 2025 has marked a critical inflection point in cryptocurrency security, with total losses from hacks, scams, and exploits skyrocketing to $364 million according to blockchain security firm CertiK. This represents a staggering 1,163% increase from March's relatively modest losses of $29 million

Users of Ledger hardware wallets are once again in the crosshairs of fraudsters - this time through an unusual and alarming method: physical mail. The latest phishing campaign impersonating Ledger attempts to trick recipients into surrendering their 24-word recovery phrases under the guise of a secu