Revoke.cash released a browser plug-in, which can pop up a window to prompt the risk of phishing websites

[Revoke.cash released a browser plug-in, which can pop up a window to prompt the risk of phishing websites] On July 30th, the token balance and authority query protocol Revoke.cash released an open-source browser plug-in based on Chromium. When users interact with suspected phishing websites , which can prompt users to pay attention to authorization risks in the form of pop-up windows. This browser plug-in is applicable to any EVM-based chain network.

The extension is currently available on Chrome, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers through the Chrome Web Store, and support for other browsers such as Firefox or Safari may be added in the future.

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Digital bank Revolut is recruiting senior blockchain engineers: According to news on February 9, digital bank Revolut is recruiting senior engineers to be responsible for the development of the company's blockchain technology.

Revolut’s job advertisements in recent weeks ask candidates to “design and deliver high-quality blockchain solutions” and work with other teams “on product development and integration of blockchain solutions into existing systems.” In addition, candidates must be familiar with Solidity, the programming language used to write smart contracts.

On September 28 last year, according to two people familiar with the matter, Revolut, a financial technology company valued at $33 billion and British digital bank Revolut, is seeking to launch its own encrypted token. The company provides cryptocurrency purchase services. Instead of creating a stablecoin, Revolut is said to be working on an exchange token. “It’s a ‘Revolut users earn tokens’ type of thing, similar to Wirex and Nexo,” the person said, referring to the card issuer’s WXT token and the cryptocurrency lender’s NEXO, respectively. Token. As for the timing of the launch of the Revolut token, sources said it would require approval from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Another source said that Revolut's token launch plans are currently focused on Europe and other regions outside the United States. (The Block)[2022/2/9 9:41:11]

Kaseya, which was attacked by REvil, has received a security patch: Kaseya, an American IT security management service company that has been attacked by the largest ransomware in history, received a security patch for its VSA (remote monitoring and management software) product on the 11th local time. Patches have been distributed to customers and the system is back to work. It was previously reported that REvil, a Russian-linked hacking group, attacked at least 200 U.S. companies and demanded that they pay a ransom of about $45,000 in Monero. It is reported that the ransomware attackers used a software platform for remote management of IT services called Kaseya to take control of other people's systems. (Yonhap News Agency) [2021/7/12 0:45:17]

Voice | SlowMist Technology Cosine: All digital currency project parties should thoroughly review all third-party modules: According to IMEOS reports, SlowMist Technology Cosine reminds that all digital currency related projects (such as exchanges, wallets, DApps, etc.) Core technology Complete review of all third-party modules to see if there are suspicious codes, or capture packets to see if there are suspicious requests. Supply chain attacks come at any cost, and digital currencies are still hot.

For example, the latest discovery: Hacker backdoors popular JavaScript library to steal Bitcoin funds. [2018/11/27]