Storing your cryptocurrency offline might not protect your wealth as well as you think.
In this episode of Security Boulevard, host Tom Hollingsworth joins cybersecurity experts Drew Conry-Murray and Ed Weadon to breakdown how attackers siphoned over $90 million in Bitcoin from supposedly air-gapped Cold Card wallets.
The panel discusses how a simple coding flaw in random number generation exposed thousands of user keys, proving that off-grid storage is not immune to modern threats. They also analyze recent nation-state attacks against municipal water facilities in Minnesota and Michigan.
They debate whether global leaders need to establish a modern Geneva Convention to protect critical public infrastructure from cyber warfare.
Finally, the group explores how AI vulnerability scanners are forcing organizations to rethink patch management and change control boards.
This and more on Security Boulevard, part of The Futurum Group Podcast Network.