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The hacker who stole US$611 million from the Poly Network last week turned out to be a white hat hacker who returned the funds while exposing the protocol’s network security flaws.
The incident is one of 2021’s largest attacks on a centralised exchange Liquid Global,… The post Japanese crypto exchange loses $80 million to security breach appeared first on Coin Journal.
IDF soldiers from the Joint Cyber Defense Division (JCDD) competed in an international cyber competition with over 300 troops from over 10 countries. Although close, they did not take first place.
The Indiana Department of Health said this week that it was notifying almost 750,000 Hoosiers after a company “improperly accessed” the data from the state’s COVID-19 online contact tracing survey.
Ken Kurson, a close friend of Kushner, faces nearly a decade in prison.
Today online gaming continues to have become a sky-rocketing business market. It is by no means a small industry. Perhaps, by the last quarter of 2021 approximately about 2.7 billion people globally is believed to be engaged into the segment of playing online games. This is accounting almost one-third of the total population across countries.…
When Nigerians save their monies in their various bank account they do that with the knowledge of keeping it secured away from thieves and fraudsters. But with rising reports of internet fraudsters activities, how safe is your money in that bank of yours? Fraudsters are creating new ways to break the security structures of banks…
TWO Hong Kong residents accused of being part of a group that campaigned for international sanctions against China pleaded guilty under the city’s national security law today in a case that is linked to jailed pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai. China imposed the sweeping security law on Hong Kong last year to wipe out dissent…
Hong Kong activist returned from Chinese prison found guilty in national security case
Packet capture expert Bill Alderson says he’s proven Mike Lindell wrong — but the pillow magnate won’t pay up
