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CryptoNinjas » Passive income generation protocol MoonLift passes Hacken’s security audit Hacken, a cybersecurity consulting company with an essential focus on blockchain security, today announced it recently performed a smart contract audit for MoonLift, a community-driven passive income generator running on Binance Smart Chain. Security engineers found no issues at the final review. Meanwhile, set…
Cybershoes aim to offer true VR movement through natural foot motions for compatible virtual reality games on Oculus Quest 2.
SAFEMOON has seen its price rise by 1,550% since the start of March. What… The post SafeMoon Launches New Wallet With Simplex For Greater Security appeared first on Coin Journal.
A former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi has said that restructuring will boost the nation’s economy and end insecurity. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain also denied claims that restructuring is not a move to divide the country amidst the calls for secession. He made this know on Tuesday at the fourth Adada Public Lecture…
Godwin Emefiele, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has pointed out that the country’s current economy cannot grow. Emefiele disclosed that the nation’s economy cannot grow due to the current level of insecurity. The CBN boss spoke at the end of a two-day monetary policy committee meeting in Abuja on Tuesday. According to…
A defiant President Lukashenko will address Belarus’ parliament Wednesday as international pressure over the country’s diversion of an airliner in order to arrest a dissident grows, with the UN Security Council set to meet behind closed doors later.
The British Chamber of Commerce in China called on Beijing to provide more clarity on draft regulations on cybersecurity, saying the lack of information is holding back business operations.
VANCOUVER, BC – PwC Canada’s 53rd Annual British Columbia Mining Report for 2020 stated that…
There have been almost 40 incidents where arrests have been made for the possession of a weapon in Oxford this year, according to Thames Valley Police statistics.
On Tuesday, the National Fraternal Order of Police posted a graphic on Twitter. It bore the title “SKYROCKETING MURDER RATES” on a red banner and listed year-to-date increases in murder rates in seven major U.S. cities. The organization, which represents hundreds of thousands of police and police unions, wrote, “Any guesses of what these cities…
