A 51% attack is a type of malicious attack that can be carried out on a blockchain network. In a 51% attack, an attacker or group of attackers control more than 50% of the network's mining power, also known as hashrate. With this level of control, the attacker can manipulate the blockchain's transaction history, double-spend […]
Malicious Google ads, also known as "malvertising," are ads that have been designed to infect a user's computer with malware. These ads can appear on any website that uses Google's advertising network, including popular sites like YouTube and Gmail. Cybercriminals are tricking unsuspecting users into downloading malware that steals personal information by using malicious Google […]
Beware of MEV bots on social media. These scams advertise themselves as a way to make money on Uniswap, often with a large number of views on YouTube. However, they are actually just proxy contracts that forward your ETH deposits to a bad actor's account. These scams are successful because they deceive users into thinking […]
Free WiFi is now widely available in many places like airports, hotels, and coffee shops. This can be convenient for people who need to access the internet on the go, such as business travelers who need to check their work emails or share documents online. However, using public WiFi hotspots also carries risks, particularly in […]
Hashcat is a password recovery tool that uses brute-force or dictionary attacks to recover passwords from hashes. It is a popular tool among cybersecurity professionals and researchers, as it is capable of cracking a wide variety of hashes and supports many different algorithms. Hashcat is a powerful tool for cracking various types of hashes and […]
In this scenario, the attacker creates a vanity address that is similar to the victim's address in order to trick them into sending funds to the wrong account. The attacker sends small amounts of cryptocurrency, such as USDT, to the victim's address in order to lure them into checking their balance on a block explorer. […]
