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Record losses hit the cryptocurrency market in 2025 ❗️In the first half of 2025 alone, losses from cryptocurrency thefts exceeded $2.17 billion This means that the losses in six months surpassed what was recorded in the entire year of 2024. 🔴 The reason is due to major attacks targeting global platforms like ByBit and CoinDCX, which once again highlights cybersecurity as one of the biggest challenges in this fast-paced market. 🔰The safety of your assets depends on your awareness… so make sure to protect them. #الكريبتو #بيتكوين #إيثريوم #الأمن_السيبراني #أخبار_الكريبتو $ETH $BTC $BNB 
Record losses hit the cryptocurrency market in 2025

❗️In the first half of 2025 alone, losses from cryptocurrency thefts exceeded $2.17 billion

This means that the losses in six months surpassed what was recorded in the entire year of 2024.

🔴 The reason is due to major attacks targeting global platforms like ByBit and CoinDCX, which once again highlights cybersecurity as one of the biggest challenges in this fast-paced market.

🔰The safety of your assets depends on your awareness… so make sure to protect them.

#الكريبتو #بيتكوين #إيثريوم #الأمن_السيبراني #أخبار_الكريبتو $ETH $BTC $BNB

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#الأمن_السيبراني #البوت A botnet is a network of Internet-connected devices that are remotely controlled by cybercriminals. These networks are used for a variety of malicious activities, such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, spamming, phishing, and malware distribution¹². A botnet consists of malware-infected devices known as bots, which are managed by a central server known as a command and control (C&C) server. Cybercriminals can use this network to carry out coordinated attacks on a large scale, increasing their impact and reach¹². Common uses of botnets include: - **DDoS attacks**: flooding servers with excessive requests to bring them down. - **Spamming**: using infected devices to send large amounts of unwanted messages. - **Phishing**: tricking users into giving up sensitive information. - **Malware Distribution**: Spreading viruses and spyware¹². Botnets are a major threat to cybersecurity, and require robust detection and countermeasures to protect individuals and organizations from these malicious activities¹². Do you have any further questions about this topic?
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A botnet is a network of Internet-connected devices that are remotely controlled by cybercriminals. These networks are used for a variety of malicious activities, such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, spamming, phishing, and malware distribution¹².

A botnet consists of malware-infected devices known as bots, which are managed by a central server known as a command and control (C&C) server. Cybercriminals can use this network to carry out coordinated attacks on a large scale, increasing their impact and reach¹².

Common uses of botnets include:
- **DDoS attacks**: flooding servers with excessive requests to bring them down.
- **Spamming**: using infected devices to send large amounts of unwanted messages.
- **Phishing**: tricking users into giving up sensitive information.
- **Malware Distribution**: Spreading viruses and spyware¹².

Botnets are a major threat to cybersecurity, and require robust detection and countermeasures to protect individuals and organizations from these malicious activities¹².

Do you have any further questions about this topic?
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The Web3 Revolution at Stake: Is Artificial Intelligence Becoming the Hidden Enemy of Cryptocurrencies? In the world of Web3, threats no longer come from a hacker sitting behind a screen, but from an algorithm that learns and evolves faster than ever before. With the rise of artificial intelligence tools, the balance of power is changing: Are we facing a new generation of attacks that humans cannot keep up with? 1. Artificial intelligence… the mind that never sleeps The use of AI is no longer limited to analysis and prediction, but has become part of the attacks themselves:

The Web3 Revolution at Stake: Is Artificial Intelligence Becoming the Hidden Enemy of Cryptocurrencies?

In the world of Web3, threats no longer come from a hacker sitting behind a screen, but from an algorithm that learns and evolves faster than ever before.
With the rise of artificial intelligence tools, the balance of power is changing:
Are we facing a new generation of attacks that humans cannot keep up with?
1. Artificial intelligence… the mind that never sleeps
The use of AI is no longer limited to analysis and prediction, but has become part of the attacks themselves:
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