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Cybersecurity
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying cybersecurity. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3227933-022 : The claim that blockchain is secure by design cannot yet be relied on, because the technology has not been adopted widely enough to be severely tested, and hacking attacks on digital currencies unders
- 3227967-029 : Cybersecurity should not be addressed by introducing more law in books; law students should instead look for technology based solutions and at minimum acquire the knowledge needed to evaluate such sol
- 3411110-020 : Blockchain based offerings introduce technology risks from code design and functioning and from third party intrusions that are generally absent in traditional offerings, and these risks cannot really
- 3936876-014 : Because a wallet provider or exchange that has custody of a digital asset gains full control over transactions, hacking a digital asset exchange is equivalent to robbing a bank: the attacker obtains v
- 3936876-015 : Between 2011 and 2018 there were 56 cyberattacks on cryptocurrency exchanges, initial coin offerings and other digital currency platforms worldwide, totaling $1.63 billion in hacking related losses.
- 3936876-019 : Cold storage custody solutions are much more secure and resistant to cyber attacks than hot storage because the digital assets and associated private keys are held in wallets that are not connected to
- 3936876-030 : Every risk in a digital custody operation should carry both a preventative and a detective control, layered so that if some controls fail others remain to reduce the risk.
- 5583610-036 : Smart contract exploits are a live failure channel for LER, capable of producing losses on the scale of DeFi incidents that have exceeded $1 billion annually and requiring insurance premiums of one to