A new form of malware discovered by Symantec is targeting enterprises using leaked NSA tools to infect networks and mine monero.
The privacy coin Monero celebrated yesterday five years of existence.
Eight apps have been removed from Microsoft's app store after Symantec found they could illicitly mine cryptocurrency.
A recently discovered form of malware steals browser cookies and other information on Apple Mac computers to steal cryptocurrencies.
In an apparent first, a relatively new form of malware uninstalls security programs to avoid detection and mine crypto on cloud servers.
Hackers have mined at least 4.32 percent of the total monero in circulation, worth nearly $40 million today, according to new research.
Decentralization may sound like a sexy concept, but realism may be a better real-deal solution, argues Elly Zhang.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to find out if it's feasible to track transactions conducted using privacy coins.
Bisq is launching a bitcoin-based token to pay code contributors and a DAO to manage payouts, all in service of further decentralizing the exchange.
Monero's "bulletproofs" hard fork has led to a major reduction in transaction fees.
A highly anticipated technology designed to make blockchain privacy features more scalable will be tested on Monero soon.
Howard Chu, a monero core dev and musician, has created an algorithm that he thinks will keep ASICS at bay on the privacy-oriented cryptocurrency.
Coinhive was installed on more than 170,000 devices in Brazil last month.
Even though it's yet to gain much notoriety, token project Spectre is innovating in a trending area – private staking for proof-of-stake blockchains.
A new white paper contends that monero-style privacy can be implemented on ethereum without much work.