In a world where data breaches are as common as morning coffee, cryptocurrencies stand tall, offering a layer of anonymity and security. It's not just about making transactions; it's about doing it securely, like your own financial superhero. So, next time you send some crypto flying across the blockchain, give a nod to the unsung defender in the cybersecurity arena. It might just be the coolest thing since sliced bread, but way more secure. What's your take on this silent cybersecurity crusader?
The Cybersecurity on blockchain and cryptos is really solid, and that's because it is an opensource project. Since everyone has access to the code some white hat hackers have made big improvements in this area. But that doesn't mean it hasn't been exploited in the past. A good example is the incident in 2010, it was known as the "value Overflow Incident", and one user was able to send 184.467 billion bitcoins. But Satoshi Nakamoto see the transaction, forked the block and patched the code with the help of Gaving Andresen and other Devs.