Tag: Web3
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Metadata in Messaging: How It Works and Why You Should Be Wary of It
You send texts, share photos, and join group chats every day. Your messages may be encrypted, but the story around them isn’t. That story is called metadata, and it might reveal more about you than you think. Ever wondered what that actually is? To put it simply, metadata is data about data. It’s information that…
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Crypto Heist Stats: 2025’s Half Was Worse Than All of 2024, and It Will Get Worse
Numbers don’t lie, and in this case, they lay out a pretty dark scenario. According to a recently published report by Chainalysis, a whopping 2,17 billion USD were stolen from crypto services just in the first half of 2025. Hacken points to an overall loss of 3,1 billion USD across the Web3 industry. If hacks like DPRK’s…
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USA’s Project Crypto: Key Takeaways & What It Means for the Rest of the World
Trump’s talk about bringing the US into the crypto game isn’t just talk anymore. After the president’s GENIUS Act, it’s time for the SEC to reaffirm the country’s position with Project Crypto, an ambitious initiative to set new rules that are pro-crypto innovation. In this article, we explore the implications of Project Crypto, its key…
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Power to the People: How Crypto is Financially Empowering Communities
Nowadays, most people know that crypto exists and involves money. Some might not know how it works, but that’s not always important for them either. What matters is that its use is spreading to all four corners of the world, and it’s not just about trading and investment anymore. Crypto has a much wider scope,…
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Incognitee’s Privacy-Preserving Chatbot: Your Conversations Deserve Better Protection
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most AI chatbots aren’t designed with your privacy in mind. When you type into a typical AI chatbot like ChatGPT or Gemini, your words, your questions, your ideas, and your concerns don’t stay private. In many cases, they’re stored on external servers, analyzed, and sometimes even used to improve future AI…
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Monthly Wrap-Up June 2025: Introducing Incognitee’s ChatGPT Integration, Discussing Web3 Approaches & More
June’s highlight was the launch of Incognitee Messaging’s ChatGPT integration, but we’ve also enacted a referendum and kept working on enhancing our newly added feature. The goal is to enable chats that no one can track and add more LLMs. Keep reading to know more updates from June. Business Updates Incognitee Messaging ChatGPT Integration We’ve…
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US vs EU: Two (very) Different Approaches to Web3 Regulation
While Trump pushes for Web3 deregulation and a free crypto market, Europe keeps approving legislation to regulate the use of digital assets. What does this mean for crypto investors, developers, and governments? Keep reading to find out! The geopolitical map of crypto is shifting fast. Following Donald Trump’s return to the White House, in January…
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Using AI to Fast-Track Digital Transformation in Governments: Good or Bad?
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond the tech industry and is reshaping how governments operate and serve their citizens. From streamlining bureaucratic procedures to enhancing decision-making, AI is fast becoming a cornerstone of modern governance. Governments around the world are under increasing pressure to deliver efficient, transparent, and citizen-friendly services. Traditional processes…
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Incognitee Feature Alert: USDT & USDC Now Available
Integritee is taking a significant step forward by enabling the usage of USDT and USDC on Incognitee. This development not only enhances privacy but also opens up broader opportunities to transact securely and discreetly, namely for Ethereum users. In this article, we explain how to bridge tokens from Ethereum via Snowbridge to be used on…
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Cybercrime: Healthcare & Crypto Hit Hard, Scams on the Rise
Every year seems to be “the worst ever” regarding financial losses resulting from cybercrime. Yet, the next year always presents worse numbers. From what we’re able to gather, 2024 and the start of 2025 were a worrying period not only when it comes to cyberattacks. Hackers were able to steal — from both companies and…