When Blockchains Become Malware Hosts: The Rise of “EtherHiding”

Blockchain's immutability is weaponized: Learn about "EtherHiding," where UNC5142 hosts malware on BNB Smart Chain smart contracts. Discover why traditional security fails and how to secure decentralized networks.

What is a Sybil Attack and How Does it Threaten Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)?

A Sybil attack lets one adversary create countless fake identities, distorting market signals & faking liquidity on DEXs. Learn how this threat enables wash trading, governance takeover, and price manipulation, and discover defense-in-depth strategies.

The Biggest Crypto Exchange Hacks in History: Why Size and Licenses Don’t Save You from Disaster

Even the largest, most regulated crypto exchanges with billions in trading volume have fallen to hackers. What the history of exchange hacks really teaches us is simple: security isn’t about paperwork — it’s about infrastructure. Anonymous, privacy-first platforms like EXMON that avoid storing personal data often turn out to be far more resilient in the real world.

51% Attack on Blockchain: Deep Dive into the Threat and Real Examples

A 51% attack is one of the scariest threats to blockchain networks, with the potential to disrupt their integrity and security. In this article, we’ll break down what a 51% attack is, how it works, and look at real-life examples with Bitcoin Gold and Ethereum Classic.