8 giờ trước
Kaspersky flags Stealka malware in pirated game mods stealing crypto logins
On December 20 2025, cybersecurity firm Kaspersky detailed a new infostealer malware called Stealka that is being distributed through pirated mods and cheats for Roblox and other Windows games. The malware targets browser data, crypto wallet extensions, standalone wallet apps, password managers, 2FA tools, and messaging and VPN clients to capture credentials and digital assets. Kaspersky reported detections mainly in Russia with cases also seen in Türkiye, Brazil, Germany, and India, and urged users to avoid unofficial mods, secure their accounts, and limit sensitive data stored in browsers.
8 giờ trước
10 giờ trước
Rep. Min Byoung-dug urges South Korea to institutionalize stablecoins
Rep. Min Byoung-dug of South Korea’s Democratic Party urged the government to institutionalize and expand the legal use of stablecoins to protect payment sovereignty. Speaking at the final session of the eighth Global Business Forum in Seoul, he said stablecoins are now essential for cross-border payments and trade, warning that delays could entrench reliance on dollar-pegged assets.
10 giờ trước
12-14
South Korea's AI Framework Act to take effect on January 22, 2026
South Korea plans to sign new regulations for its artificial intelligence sector in January, with the AI Framework Act expected to take effect on January 22, 2026. According to industry sources, the framework will establish a national AI committee, mandate a three-year plan, and impose safety, transparency, and disclosure rules, including watermarking. A survey reported that 98% of 101 local AI firms lack compliance systems.
12-14
12-13
India's Enforcement Directorate charges five in Rs. 104.15 crore cyber and crypto fraud case
On December 13 2025, the Surat sub-zonal office of India's Enforcement Directorate in Ahmedabad filed a charge sheet under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act against five people linked to cybercrime and fraud totaling Rs. 104.15 crore (about $11 million). Authorities allege the group ran online investment and digital asset scams, funneled funds through mule accounts and crypto wallets, and used fake official notices, while police have urged residents to exercise caution when sharing data or engaging with online investment offers.
12-13
12-7
South Korea to Impose No-Fault Compensation Rules on Crypto Exchanges After $30M Upbit Breach
South Korea's Financial Services Commission is developing provisions requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to compensate users for losses from security incidents or system failures, regardless of fault. The proposal follows a November 27 breach at Upbit that resulted in approximately $30.1 million in stolen digital assets. The no-fault compensation framework would mirror obligations currently imposed on traditional financial institutions under existing financial transaction laws.
12-7
11-22
Pakistan Loses Over $600 Million to Unauthorized Crypto Transactions
Pakistan has lost more than $600 million through unauthorized cryptocurrency transactions, according to the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan. Residents are converting local currency to dollars via exchange firms, then moving funds into digital assets through unregulated channels. The outflows have reduced dollar inflows to the formal banking system, with sales from exchange companies to banks dropping from approximately $4 billion to $3 billion year-over-year.
11-22
11-16
South Korean Crypto Exchanges Face Earnings Pressure as Trading Volumes Drop
Major South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges are experiencing financial strain as trading volumes decline amid a broader market downturn. Dunamu reported operating profits of 235.3 billion won ($161.7 million) in the third quarter, reflecting a 180% year-over-year increase, while Bithumb recorded operating profits of 70.1 billion won, an eightfold rise. Industry officials warn that heavy reliance on trading fees exposes platforms to market volatility.
11-16