by FortKnoxster | Oct 6, 2019 | Blockchain, Encryption, Hacks, Leaks
The decentralized nature of blockchain networks could discourage some cybercriminals, but attention must be paid to the security of the blockchain infrastructure. The unprecedented denial of service (DDoS) attack that shook the Internet in October 2016 was a harsh...
by FortKnoxster | Sep 17, 2019 | Encryption, Privacy, Zero-knowledge
In the first two blog posts in this series, we talked a lot about what happens behind the scenes when we do things online. From some of the most surprising things about online security, to the type of data we unwillingly and unknowingly share when we shop online. We...
by FortKnoxster | Sep 10, 2019 | GDPR, Privacy
Last week, we familiarized ourselves with the very broad concept of online security, before talking about a few things that not everyone might realize about Internet security. Given the many layers of complexity making up the current version of the Internet, there are...
by FortKnoxster | Sep 2, 2019 | Hacks, Privacy
At FortKnoxster, we talk a lot about security and privacy. We can’t help it, really. It’s not just our business and our product (as much as we’d like to think our software’s pretty cool and useful), but it’s also our desire to share our passion for it in the hopes...
by FortKnoxster | Aug 27, 2019 | Blockchain, E-Crime, Hacks
In recent years, numerous cryptocurrency exchanges have suffered huge hacker attacks, resulting in significant losses to the exchanges and their customers. But how did the exchanges behave? How did they react? What are the main effects? The exchanges had to cover the...
