Security firm Kaspersky Lab says bitcoiners are a popular choice of victim in malware attacks aimed at personal finances.
Ross Ulbricht's defence team has filed a new pre-trial motion alleging that some FBI evidence is inadmissible in court.
The Bitcoin Foundation has submitted a filing in a Florida case it says will help protect local bitcoin traders.
The Tokyo Police investigation will focus on 27,000 BTC suspected to have been stolen from Mt. Gox.
Proposals on cyber management, information security and disaster management are aimed at stopping similar disasters for customers.
A namecoin botnet throws up questions about privacy and censorship in alternative domains.
The Openbaar Ministerie, a public prosecution service within the Dutch judiciary, can now seize bitcoins from criminals.
The US financial crimes agency has published a new analysis covering positive and negative aspects of bitcoin.
A World Bank policy research working paper on Ponzi schemes mentions bitcoin as a market-driven bubble.
Russian hacking group wOrm, which managed to steal CNET’s user database, offered to sell the information for 1 BTC.
A man using at least two aliases has defrauded both investors and a Tampa-based industrial bitcoin mine.
Cryptocurrency exchange platform MintPal has suffered a successful hack attack that stole 30% of all vericoins.
Has bitcoin reached a point where its technology infrastructure is safe from attack? Or is it still vulnerable?
Three Italian institutions have issued new warnings on bitcoin, calling for legislation to eliminate regulatory ambiguity and illicit use.
A US district judge has denied the alleged Silk Road leader's request to have all charges dismissed.