#CryptoSecurity101 1. Post-Quantum Encryption

With the development of quantum computing, traditional encryption methods are becoming vulnerable. Organizations are implementing post-quantum cryptography to protect against future quantum attacks.

2. Zero Trust Architecture

Shifting to a security model where every access is verified regardless of the user's or device's location. This reduces the risks of internal threats and unauthorized access.

3. Artificial Intelligence in Phishing Attacks

Malicious actors use AI to create personalized phishing messages, making them harder to detect. This requires new approaches to detect and prevent such attacks.

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🚨 Significant Incidents and Fraud Schemes

• Radiant Capital Hack: In Q4 2024, the platform suffered a $55 million hack due to the compromise of the development environment.

• Phishing Attacks in Web3: In 2024, phishing accounted for nearly 50% of losses in Web3. Malicious actors are focusing on compromising private keys and social engineering.

• Fraud through YouTube Comments: A scheme was discovered where malicious actors post seed phrases in comments, prompting users to take action.