Smart contracts stories
AI to customise cyber threats, predicts cybersecurity firm Gen
Yesterday
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cryptocurrency
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cybersecurity
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ai
Gen predicts AI will customise and escalate cyber threats by 2024, making cybersecurity a daily life necessity.
Check Point Research reveals how hackers run token scams and 'Rug Pull' money - and how to avoid them
Tue, 25th Jan 2022
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blockchain
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cryptocurrency
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phishing
Scammers are altering smart contracts to create fraudulent tokens and stealing money from unsuspecting individuals, warns Check Point Research.
Epazz teams up with Greenheart CBD Hemp to develop smart contracts worldwide
Thu, 31st Dec 2020
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digital transformation
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blockchain
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smart contracts
Epazz collaborates with Greenheart CBD Hemp to develop smart contracts for their IEO. The global blockchain market is set to grow exponentially in 2021.
Video: 10 Minute IT Jams - Who is Globalization Partners?
Fri, 18th Sep 2020
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payroll systems
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onboarding
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smart contracts
Globalization Partners revolutionizes international hiring process with its technology, enabling companies to onboard staff in minutes.
Oracle updates enterprise blockchain platform
Thu, 14th Feb 2019
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blockchain
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oracle
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smart contracts
Oracle bolsters its blockchain suite, boosting customer app development and deployment across industries.
The challenges of securing the Ethereum blockchain
Thu, 21st Jun 2018
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network management
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network security
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firewall
Over the past 18 months, blockchains & cryptocurrencies have emerged from technical obscurity to capture the attention of investors around the world.
KyberNetwork introduces first decentralised cryptocurrency exchange
Thu, 10th Aug 2017
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ddos
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cryptocurrency
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blockchain
Centralised exchanges are also prone to price manipulation, DDoS attacks, internal fraud, which KyberNetworks wants to change.
Why smart contracts on the blockchain aren’t viable for businesses yet - Gartner
Tue, 11th Jul 2017
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blockchain
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compliance
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gartner
Smart contracts within blockchain platforms have a lot to offer, but the immaturity of the technology makes them a potential vulnerability for now.