Data Archive
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Zhejiang province issued its first blackout insurance policy backed by a blockchain platform.
By satoshi
August 8, 2020
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Many Russian citizens now face exploitation on the dark web after their Blockchain voting data was accidentally leaked in early July.
By satoshi
August 6, 2020
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Aerospace giant Honeywell will use a blockchain system to streamline the documentation of aircraft parts and services.
By satoshi
August 6, 2020
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Digital assets issued on Ethereum appear to comprise the strongest asset class of 2020 with an average year-to-date gain of 130%.
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As data becomes the main commodity for social media giants, can you trust crypto apps with your personal info?
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Binance-backed data privacy startup HOPR is preparing to launch its first public testnet on July 16.
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Top cryptocurrency exchange Binance has reviewed its Android app code following spyware concerns.
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Russia’s blockchain vote experiences yet another hiccup, as e-constituents’ personal data is reportedly exposed.
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Mercedes-Benz’ parent company has partnered with Ocean Protocol to use blockchain technology to privately collect and package data for monetization.
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Telegram’s built-in contact import feature was exploited to leak the personal data of millions of users onto the darknet.
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The video conference app will launch its end-to-end encryption in July 2020 in a beta stage for both free and paid users.
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Chinese local governments hit a bump in the road with implementing blockchain applications because stakeholders don’t want to share their data.
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Filecoin revs up test net, hosting a competition prior to its mainnet unveiling.
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Waves’ new platform uses blockchain to make shareholder voting more transparent, and is reportedly already being considered by major firms.
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Leading data provider CoinMarketCap has been making changes to its algorithm since it was acquired by Binance.
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Blockchain’s has surpassed 2^92 double-SHA256 hashes, hitting a new milestone.
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Coincheck suffered a data breach that may have leaked users’ emails and personal information, including date of birth and phone number.
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Zoom decides to provide limited encryption despite numerous security issues, while blockchain developers move ahead with privacy-focused solutions.
