In 2025, Stablecoins are transforming world finance with regulators pushing back against the US dollar's dominance.

Binance in Australia is under the spotlight, as the AUSTRAC has given the company and order to strengthen the company’s AML, terror funding, and CTF.

Bitcoin market crash fears loom as the cryptocurrency, now worth $2.31 trillion and deeply embedded in global finance from national treasuries.

The US Department of Justice said it seized servers and bitcoin valued at $1 million from a Russian ransomware group behind the BlackSuit and Royal malware.

On the frontline of maritime cybersecurity battles, stands lawyer Henry Clack encountering criminal gangs who use digital trickery to intercept networks.

Former WhatsApp security head Attaullah Baig filed a law San Francisco, stating that Meta gave its engineers permission to allow for WhatsApp using data.

Open-source porn malware, Stealerium is automating sextortion campaigns by capturing victims’ browser screenshots and webcam photos.

GPS jamming in the Black and Baltic Sea areas highly attributed to Russia is threatening European sovereignty.

Banking technology leaders warned in April that while AI coding tools like ChatGPT for finance boost developer productivity by 10% to 20%.

Fintech is rebounding after 2023, with 2025 highlighting the hottest fintech startups and business solutions, despite the lingering hurdles. 

Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos signal Trump’s stronger alignment with the tech oligarchy to define fintech compliance regulation.

On January 23, the consumer fintech sector stood at a crossroads, navigating rising costs, privacy-driven advertising shifts.

During Trump’s London visit, UK secured billions from Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI, bolstering its AI hub status as China tensions pressure UK AI companies.

Reinforcement learning environments are the focus of AI research labs and a new generation of agentic AI companies.

As Congress and the White House spar over how to regulate generative AI, a new survey reveals where the American public stands, voters overwhelmingly want AI safeguards.

Two former Meta researchers telling a Senate committee that the company's virtual reality production exposed children to sexual content.