Technology,
Data Privacy
Jan. 8, 2024
Partial dismissal of suit claiming cybersecurity company hack
The blockchain training company said it lost a $2.8 million contractor because its contractor hacked a cryptocurrency exchange.
A San Francisco judge on Friday declined to fully dismiss a dispute between Wallarm Inc., a leading cybersecurity company, and Convexity Limited, blockchain training and IT solutions company.
The lawsuit stems from Convexity’s claim that Wallarm hacked a cryptocurrency exchange and caused Convexity to lose out on a $2.8 million contract.
In September 2019 Phoenixfin Pte. Ltd., the Singaporean company behind the ...
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