Abstract: Blockchain platforms have revolutionized decentralized computing, with smart contracts enabling trustless and autonomous applications. However, the diversity of blockchain ecosystems—such as ...

Swiss Bankers Association have completed a proof-of-concept with UBS, PostFinance, and Sygnum Bank. The pilot used smart contracts and deposit tokens for cross-bank payments. Transactions were ...

Cybercriminals are leveraging the complexity of blockchain technology to obscure malicious activities, with a new tactic involving the concealment of malware within Ethereum smart contracts, according ...

Ethereum (ETH) support at $4,250 stress tested for seventh time in two weeks on surging trading volume While Ethereum (ETH) is taking a breath before the next leg of its rally, one level of resistance ...

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new technique that hackers are using to distribute malware by leveraging Ethereum smart contracts. The method, recently exposed by ReversingLabs, highlights ...

Cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs has uncovered a new method for spreading malicious software. Researchers found that two NPM packages used Ethereum smart contracts to hide harmful URLs and bypass ...

Ethereum has become the latest front for software supply chain attacks. Researchers at ReversingLabs earlier this week uncovered two malicious NPM packages that used Ethereum smart contracts to ...

Bad actors have started using Ethereum smart contracts to deploy malicious software and code, and are therefore able to bypass traditional security scans using this novel technique. Researchers at ...

Hackers are using Ethereum smart contracts to hide malware in popular npm packages. Malicious npm packages like “colortoolsv2” and “mimelib2” conceal C2 instructions through Ethereum smart contracts.

Public code libraries are being poisoned with malware that is being downloaded via Ethereum smart contracts. Software security firm ReversingLabs identified a sophisticated network of malicious ...