If Cryptocurrencies Were Beer…

Cryptocurrencies are like beer in more ways than meet the eye. Whether crypto markets are up or down, people will still buy beer. The American beer industry has seen a 600% increase in the number of breweries between 2008 and 2016, according to data from The Atlantic. And the crypto industry really boomed from nothing […]

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Scammers Impersonate World Health Organization to Steal BTC COVID-19 Donations

Scammers are impersonating the World Health Organization to get COVID-19 donations in Bitcoin, cybersecurity firm Sophos reports. As the number of global coronavirus cases grows each day, online scammers are turning to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) to steal money under the cover of the global pandemic. According to cybersecurity firm Sophos, some online perpetrators are […]

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IT Firm Helps Healthcare Providers Fight Crypto Ransomware Amid Coronavirus

A cybersecurity firm has started offering free help to healthcare providers that fall victim to cryptocurrency ransomware. As the novel coronavirus crisis continues, a cybersecurity firm has started offering free help to healthcare providers that fall victim to cryptocurrency-demanding ransomware. According to an announcement on March 18, cybersecurity firm Emsisoft partnered with incident response company […]

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Canada Tightens Crypto Regulations Alongside AML/CTF Overhaul

Canada’s financial regulator has announced that it will soon implement new anti-money laundering laws including stringent reporting requirements for crypto. The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Center of Canada (FINTRAC) has announced it will soon implement new anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) regulations. The laws including updated guidelines for virtual currencies. In a […]

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Blockchain for Australian Farmers: A Shield Against Worsening Climate

Emerging technology could aid survival after a natural disaster. Here’s the case with Australian farmers after the bushfires. Australian farmers are all too familiar with dry and erratic weather conditions affecting day-to-day business. Reports over the last 20 years demonstrate that these conditions will only worsen — with an increased climate estimated to have​ ​reduced […]

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