MyKey — News & Analysis

In
the news.

News and analysis relevant to digital asset security, institutional custody, and the privacy-preserving technology landscape.

Cybersecurity & infrastructure

Cybersecurity

Cloudflare's One-Stop-Shop Convenience Takes Down Global Digital Economy

A reminder that centralized infrastructure — no matter how sophisticated — remains a single point of failure for global digital commerce. Distributed, isolated architectures are not optional.

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Digital assets

Crypto's Great Deception: 75% of "Decentralized" Currency Controlled by Centralized Giants

The promise of decentralization has been undermined by the concentration of infrastructure. Exchanges, custodians, and cloud providers now control the rails that crypto was designed to replace.

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Regulation & enforcement

Regulation

US Court Grants IRS Request to Probe Clients of Offshore Finance Giant

Regulatory reach into offshore financial structures continues to expand. Institutions holding digital assets need custody solutions that maintain privacy without sacrificing auditability.

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Enforcement

Dubai's Alleged Crypto Scams Are Raking in Billions

The continued proliferation of fraud in unregulated crypto markets underscores the need for institutional-grade security infrastructure and verifiable chain-of-custody systems.

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Privacy & crime

Facebook's Metaverse Heralds a Brave New Underworld of Metacrime

As digital asset environments expand into virtual worlds, the attack surface for financial crime grows correspondingly. Privacy-preserving infrastructure becomes not just competitive — but essential.

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Why this news
matters to MyKey.

Every story above points to the same underlying problem: institutions and individuals are storing and transacting digital assets on infrastructure that was never designed for their security requirements. Centralized exchanges fail. Custodians are probed. On-chain activity is traced. Identity is exposed.

MyKey's research and products exist precisely because this gap is real, growing, and consequential. Iso-CAR, LatticeX, and the iZKP Verifier are not responses to hypothetical threats — they are responses to the documented, ongoing failures of existing infrastructure.