CUBE3.AI and Predicate Partner to Enhance Fraud Prevention in Blockchain Transactions

Silur

Mar 7 3min read

CUBE3 received an alert from Sonar, our transaction security anomaly detector about a series of transactions targeting WOOFi amounting to an $8.75M heist.

Jonathan Anastasia

Jul 8 7min read

CUBE3 welcomes Jonathan Anastasia as President! From a captain in the US Army, to corporate IP lawyer and Mastercard EVP, he's a proven leader continually building trust and security.

Chris Griffiths

Mar 12 3min read

CUBE3.AI has achieved the highest recognized standard of information security compliance in the world: SOC2 Type 2 Attestation.

Sarunas Matulevicius

Sep 5 16min read

At CUBE3, we’re constantly upgrading the product and making iterative improvements. This post will be updated with the most recent CUBE3 product release notes.

Attila Marosi-Bauer

Apr 15 17min read

Recently, CUBE3.AI detected multiple rug pull scams totaling over $17 million in 48 hours. To protect web3, we are sharing their addresses and tactics.

Einaras Gravrock

Oct 6 4min read

Mastercard has selected CUBE3.AI for their Start Path Blockchain and Digital Assets Program. CUBE3 is the first blockchain cybersecurity company accepted since the program was founded in 2014.

Sarunas Matulevicius

Sep 5 16min read

At CUBE3, we’re constantly upgrading the product and making iterative improvements. This post will be updated with the most recent CUBE3 product release notes.

Tamás Kelemen

Feb 21 5min read

Key Takeaways On February 21, 2025, Bybit suffered one of the largest crypto security breaches in history, losing approximately $1.46 billion due to a sophisticated smart contract attack. What Happened? This incident underscores the growing risks of smart contract governance manipulation—highlighting the need for advanced security layers to protect against such sophisticated threats. Now, let’s

CUBE3.AI

Feb 3 4min read

Address poisoning scams are ramping up, and CUBE3 has detected many cases in the past weeks—including a $360K loss just this morning. These scams take advantage of copy-paste habits, tricking users into sending funds to a scammer’s wallet instead of their intended recipient. What’s critical in cases like this? Speed. Fraud like this happens in

CUBE3.AI

Jan 31 6min read

A lot of fraud targeting businesses actually starts with… people. A text from the “CEO” asking for urgent action.An email from a vendor with a slightly altered domain.A customer support request from someone impersonating a high-value client. Technology is critical in stopping fraud, but human decisions still create vulnerabilities. Fraudsters don’t break in—they often get