Hackers have leaked 15,000 Fortinet firewall configurations, which were apparently obtained as a result of exploitation of CVE-2022–40684.

Bitcoin has surged to a new all-time high of $109,558 during early Asian trading hours, aligning with President Donald Trump’s inauguration day. Market observers point to the heightened possibility that Trump might establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) through an executive order—one of possibly 100 he could sign immediately upon taking office.

After its CEO was arrested last summer, Telegram has been increasingly sharing user data at the request of authorities.

Analysts across banks, hedge funds, and research firms are dissecting historical cycles, macro indicators, and regulatory shifts to project how high Bitcoin might climb in 2025. Bitcoin predictions for 2025 range from $125,000 to $350,000.

The Bitcoin price has spent the majority of the past seven days consolidating around the $94,000 mark with signs of a break to either side. According to a crypto analyst, Bitcoin’s recent price movements have led to the creation of liquidity blocks observed between the $86,000 to $104,000 range, which raises an equal likelihood of a bounce towards $104,000 or a downside break to $86,000 from the current price.

Chinese hackers remotely accessed US Treasury Department workstations after compromising a cloud-based service operated by BeyondTrust.

Crypto analysts and industry observers are predicting that Ethereum will perform better than Bitcoin in the first three months of 2025.

Japan Airlines was hit by a cyberattack, causing delays to more than 20 domestic flights, but there was no threat to flight safety.

Digital asset and blockchain company Galaxy Research, led by head of research Alex Thorn, has released a forecast for 2025, predicting significant price movements and regulatory changes across major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Dogecoin (DOGE).

Japanese and U.S. authorities have formerly attributed the theft of cryptocurrency worth $308 million from cryptocurrency company DMM Bitcoin in May 2024 to North Korean cyber actors.