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Read more about the article Central Banks Dream to stop Bitcoin, just to Fill the people’s pockets with more false money CBDC
Central Banks Dream to stop Bitcoin, just to Fill the people's pockets with more false money CBDC

Central Banks Dream to stop Bitcoin, just to Fill the people’s pockets with more false money CBDC

Bitcoin, the world's first decentralized digital currency, has been making headlines since its inception in 2009. It has been praised for its potential to revolutionize the financial industry and criticized…

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Read more about the article Z-Library eBook site the battle to shutdown – FBI
Z-Library eBook site the battle to shutdown - FBI

Z-Library eBook site the battle to shutdown – FBI

Z-Library, one of the largest digital libraries in the world, is at the center of a legal battle over copyright infringement and piracy concerns. Despite efforts to shut it down, the platform has evaded authorities by frequently changing its domain name and hosting location. The FBI has also taken an interest in the case, highlighting the seriousness of online piracy. Read on to learn more about Z-Library, its impact on the publishing industry, and the ongoing battle to combat piracy in the digital age.

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Read more about the article Brexit’s Ripple Effect: How It’s Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity in the UK and Europe
Brexit's Ripple Effect: How It's Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity in the UK and Europe

Brexit’s Ripple Effect: How It’s Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity in the UK and Europe

Brexit has had a significant impact on the cybersecurity industry in the UK and Europe. This article explores the potential loss of access to the EU cybersecurity market and talent, as well as the impact on EU cybersecurity initiatives. However, there are opportunities for increased collaboration and investment in cybersecurity to strengthen both the UK and EU's cybersecurity capabilities.

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Read more about the article A Hacker Story – The Great Bank Robbery
A Hacker Story - The Great Bank Robbery

A Hacker Story – The Great Bank Robbery

In 2016, hackers stole over $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank using a sophisticated malware attack. This heist highlighted the vulnerabilities of the SWIFT messaging system and taught the banking industry important lessons about cybersecurity. By investing in robust cybersecurity measures, monitoring SWIFT transactions closely, and collaborating with other banks, banks can protect themselves from cyber attacks and prevent incidents like this from happening again.

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Read more about the article North Korean APT New Malware Attacks Microsoft One Drive Links – Take Action!
North Korean APT New Malware attacks Microsoft One Drive Links - Take Action!

North Korean APT New Malware Attacks Microsoft One Drive Links – Take Action!

North Korean APT groups are using a new malware called "BabyShark" to attack Microsoft One Drive links, stealing sensitive data. This article explores the details of the attack, its impact, and actions to protect against it.

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Read more about the article Iranian hacking groups join Papercut attack spree Microsoft vulnerability
Iranian hacking groups join Papercut attack spree Microsoft vulnerability

Iranian hacking groups join Papercut attack spree Microsoft vulnerability

Recently, Iranian hacking groups have joined the Papercut attack spree, taking advantage of a Microsoft vulnerability. This has caused concern among cybersecurity experts, as the attacks have been successful in…

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Read more about the article The One World Order Working to End VPN and peer-to-peer access
The One World Order Working to End VPN and peer-to-peer access

The One World Order Working to End VPN and peer-to-peer access

The push to regulate VPNs and P2P networks is growing, driven by concerns over national security and criminal activities. This article explores the advantages and disadvantages of regulation and highlights decentralized VPNs as the solution for maintaining online privacy and security.

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