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Doge community follow crumbs to uncover a Ponzi scheme
Unusual transactions on the Dogecoin blockchain led the community to discover an alleged Ponzi scheme. Exclusive CyberNews interview with the Doge community members.
Unusual transactions on the Dogecoin blockchain led the community to discover an alleged Ponzi scheme. Exclusive CyberNews interview with the Doge community members.
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11 people charged in a “massive” Ponzi pyramid scheme
The US securities watchdog charged 11 individuals for the creation and promotion of Forsage – a fraudulent crypto pyramid and Ponzi scheme which raised over $300 million.
Apple network traffic went through Russia for 12 hours
While neither Apple nor Russian authorities shed any light on the event, data indicates Apple traffic did go through Russia’s leading telecom company.
Men and women equally unaware how to protect their data
While a survey points to the existing gender gap in online privacy awareness, both men and women in the US fail to take the necessary precautions to protect their private data.
Neom or "a civilizational revolution": here is what Saudi Arabia's city of the future will look like
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s grand $500 billion project will become home to nine million people in a utopian world where humans, robots, and AI co-exist.
Looking to upgrade your personal and business security, without breaking the bank? Cybernews can help you out. We collected the latest deals for VPN, antivirus, password manager, and secure hosting products: with discounts up to 83%. Protect your data – and your wallet!
Report: You need a college degree to understand Facebook's terms of service
You have to be at least a junior in high school to understand the terms of service for all ten major social media platforms.
11 people charged in a “massive” Ponzi pyramid scheme
The US securities watchdog charged 11 individuals for the creation and promotion of Forsage – a fraudulent crypto pyramid and Ponzi scheme which raised over $300 million.
Apple network traffic went through Russia for 12 hours
While neither Apple nor Russian authorities shed any light on the event, data indicates Apple traffic did go through Russia’s leading telecom company.
Men and women equally unaware how to protect their data
While a survey points to the existing gender gap in online privacy awareness, both men and women in the US fail to take the necessary precautions to protect their private data.
Neom or "a civilizational revolution": here is what Saudi Arabia's city of the future will look like
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s grand $500 billion project will become home to nine million people in a utopian world where humans, robots, and AI co-exist.
Over 3,000 apps leak Twitter API keys
Threat actors could use API keys to access or take over Twitter accounts.
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Threat actors could use API keys to access or take over Twitter accounts.
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