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Crypto Briefing is a leading independent crypto media organization delivering relevant news and in depth research to those who are serious about cryptocurrency and web3. Since 2017, our team of crypto experts have provided unbiased reviews, breaking news, forward-looking market analyses, and comprehensive research to h

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Apollo confirms data breach amid hacking wave targeting financial firms

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (343+ words) The private equity giant disclosed that a social engineering attack potentially exposed Social Security numbers and other sensitive data, joining a growing list of financial firms targeted by coordinated hackers. Apollo Global Management, one of the largest private equity firms…...

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Hackers used fake crypto conference to target security researchers

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (152+ words) Researchers said the campaign used legitimate Google Docs to deliver malware targeting macOS and Windows users. Hackers posing as representatives of a crypto news site targeted cybersecurity professionals with a fake conference invitation designed to deliver malware, according to TechCrunch…...