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Crypto Scams and Hacks Hit Record Lows: CertiK Report
December 2024 showcased significant strides in the cryptocurrency industry's fight against fraud and cybercrime. According to blockchain security firm CertiK, losses from scams, hacks, and exploits fell to their lowest level of the year, amounting to $28.6 million.Ukrainian Law Enforcement Undergoes Crypto Training
Ukraine's law enforcement officers are leveling up with cryptocurrency training, thanks to a collaboration between tax authorities from the US, UK, and Netherlands. This initiative aims to boost their skills in handling decentralized assets, detecting illicit transactions, and curbing tax and sanctions evasion. “Knowledge sharing is one of the priorities within these international partnerships and can contribute to greater know-how to counter cybercrime,” said the director general of the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service. 
Safeguarding Your Crypto: Meet the Defenders at CAT Labs
According to the analytical firm Cybersecurity Ventures, losses caused by cybercrime will increase by 15% annually and are expected to reach $10.5 trillion per year by 2025. To protect the assets of both the government and private investors, CAT Labs, a startup, is stepping in to provide solutions. 1 - 6 of 6 results