Author: Akshita Pidiha
Akshita Pidiha
I’m Akshita Pidiha, a passionate content writer and researcher who enjoys creating new ideas and transforming them into clear and engaging stories. I have 4.5 years of experience working with media and digital organizations. I have worked with ETV, Inshorts and Tech Mahindra, where my primary focus was on technology and AI-related content. Over the years, I have written extensively about emerging technologies, digital trends, and artificial intelligence. My strong interest in technology and commitment to continuous learning help me bring clarity and depth to my work. I always strive to make meaningful contributions to every organization I work with.
AI Uncovers Four-Year-Old Flaw in Zcash, Raising Security Concerns Across Crypto Networks and Banking Systems A major security flaw found in the privacy-focused crypto network Zcash has raised fresh concerns across the cryptocurrency industry. The vulnerability stayed hidden for nearly four years before it was discovered with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Security researchers confirm similar weaknesses could also exist in other crypto networks and even in banking systems. The flaw was identified by Shielded Labs using Anthropic’s Opus 4.8 AI model. Researchers stated the issue could have allowed attackers to create unlimited fake tokens if it had not…
US Says it Seized $1 Billion in Iranian crypto Amid Intensified Sanctions and Financial Crackdown Push The US has claimed it has seized nearly $1 billion worth of Iranian cryptocurrency assets, stepping up financial pressure on Tehran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirms the move fits into a wider enforcement push targeting digital wallets, overseas assets, and financial channels linked to Iran. He made the remarks during a Fox Business interview at the Reagan National Economic Forum, where he outlined expanding sanctions and allied coordination efforts. Crypto Seizure Claim and Wallet Crackdown Bessent noted US authorities have taken control of about…
Fake GitHub job Offers Trigger Omnistealer Malware Attack Stealing Crypto, Passwords and Global Credentials A sophisticated cyberattack chain disguised as a routine freelance job offer has exposed security issues. Researchers are calling it one of the most dangerous malware frameworks yet seen in the crypto ecosystem. The operation, linked to North Korean hacking groups, uses fake recruitment pitches and hidden GitHub code to infiltrate systems and drain digital assets globally. Fake Jobs, Real Attack Chain The incident began when Crystal Intelligence’s then-vice president of engineering received a LinkedIn message offering freelance web development work. Suspicious of the request, he examined…