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440% Surge in Blockchain-Based Malware Attacks Hides Cybercrime Forever

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The blockchain's core strength has become its biggest weakness, thanks to hackers exploiting its immutability. With a surge of 440% in 'digital dead drops' on public ledgers, malware instructions are now being hidden using open-source AI models.

These AI tools have made the process more accessible, allowing hackers to hide permanent and unblockable code directly on blockchains. Since this code cannot be deleted, it has created a safe haven for state-linked cybercrime that traditional security measures can't touch.

Cybersecurity firm Chainalysis reports the significant increase in malware instructions hidden on blockchains. The use of open-source AI models is driving this trend, making it easier for hackers to exploit the blockchain's immutability.

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