Whales Buy 60K Bitcoins Over Past 2 Months, Adding 1.7 Million BTC in Last 5 Years: Report

Yuri Molchan Large crypto holders continue to accumulate Bitcoin, grabbing almost 2 million BTC since 2017, a report says Contents 60K BTC added in past two months, 1.7 million BTC bought since 2017 Bitcoin social dominance plunges As reported by popular on-chain data vendor Santiment, large Bitcoin holders—widely known as whales in the crypto space—continue to accumulate the flagship cryptocurrency.…
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Politicians’ Salaries in Bitcoin Are Stable Despite Price Plunge, Peter Schiff Says, Here’s Why

Yuri Molchan Prominent Bitcoin hater shares details of why politicians are not afraid to receive their paychecks in BTC Contents “They lose only if they HODL” Schiff expects BTC flash crash once $30,000 is passed, but nobody’s selling A major Bitcoin opponent who tweets about BTC more often than some of the biggest Bitcoin supporters, Peter Schiff, has taken to Twitter to explain how politicians and top athletes have insured themselves against losing money when receiving salaries in Bitcoin after its plunge.…
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Microsoft Mitigated Record-Breaking 3.47 Tbps DDoS Attack on Azure Customers

Microsoft this week revealed that it had fended off a record number of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks aimed at its customers in 2021, three of which surpassed 2.4 terabit per second (Tbps). One of the DDoS attacks took place in November, targeting an unnamed Azure customer in Asia and lasted a total of 15 minutes.…
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How Wazuh Can Improve Digital Security for Businesses

2021 was a year peppered by cyberattacks, with numerous data breaches happening. Not only that, but ransomware has also become a prominent player in the hackers’ world. Now, more than ever, it’s important for enterprises to step up cybersecurity measures. They can do this through several pieces of technology, such as an open-source security platform like Wazuh.…
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Hackers Using Device Registration Trick to Attack Enterprises with Lateral Phishing

Microsoft has disclosed details of a large-scale, multi-phase phishing campaign that uses stolen credentials to register devices on a victim’s network to further propagate spam emails and widen the infection pool. The tech giant said the attacks manifested through accounts that were not secured using multi-factor authentication (MFA), thereby making it possible for the adversary to take advantage of the target’s bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy and introduce their own rogue devices using the pilfered credentials.…
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