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Explore the anonymous world of criminal hackers, hacktivists and playful attention-seekers.
Exclusive: Austrian Programmer And Ex Crypto CEO Likely Stole $11 Billion Of Ether
Ethereum, the second biggest crypto network, is worth $360 billion. Its creator, Vitalik Buterin, has more than 3 million Twitter followers, has made videos with Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, and has met with Vladimir Putin. All the most popular trends in crypto over the last several years launched on Ethereum: initial coin offerings (ICOs), decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). And it has spawned a whole class of blockchain imitators, often called “Ethereum killers.”
By Andrei Sirbu4 years ago in 01
Gone Phishing!
“Gone fishin’ instead of just a wishin’ was playing on my alarm clock as I awoke to another beautiful and hopefully profitable day. It’s surprising how a song written so many years ago could be relevant to a person in my line of work. I know some of you are thinking, “Work! How can you possibly call scamming people out of their life savings work? Simply sitting at a keyboard all day is not work. All you do is send out email blasts, the computer does the rest.” True, what I do really isn’t rocket science. Greed, guilt, and fear are the tools I use against my willing victims.
By Mark Gagnon4 years ago in 01
Virtual Office the Ideal Key Environment for Employee Engagement
For over 15 years, Norango has been offering call handling and online reception services to a wide range of businesses, from construction and media companies to accounting and consulting firms. As a pioneer of the cloud-based working model, among other contact centre companies, Norango has proven through its own experience that a workplace environment involving remote virtual teams is truly the most efficient way to develop business for the future. According to a survey by ConnectSolutions, 77% of those who work remotely at least a few times per month demonstrate increased productivity, with 30% doing more work in less time and 24% producing even more work in the same period. Norango’s very own work model has proven this formula over the years.
By Tyler McKinsey4 years ago in 01
What is Mobile Malware?
Mobile malware is malicious software specifically designed to target mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. Similar to how they work in computers, mobile malware is used to steal confidential data from the user. There are many types of mobile malware variants and different methods of distribution and infection.
By Amy Herman - NTrigo4 years ago in 01
How to Trace the Exact Location of Any Android Only by Using IP Address
Here I use a tool called the IP - Tracer tool in termux. This tool will help you and provide you with the exact location of any Android phone, and to install this tool under your termux there’s a specific method which we will explain to you in some very easy method. And, just remember to use this tool you have to install the python in your termux otherwise this tool shows some errors which makes it difficult to use this tool. And still, if you haven’t downloaded the python then check the command given below. Always remember that if you spell any word incorrectly while typing the command in termux then it will not work.
By Student Matters4 years ago in 01
What are The Top Five Hacking Techniques?
Hacking techniques are the most common techniques that hackers use to hack your system or network. Hackers generally use malicious activities to create vulnerabilities or threats to your company’s system or network. Hacking techniques used by hackers are ever-evolving. It’s not that every time the same type of threat will attack your system. Hackers always update their ways of attacking the system.
By SSDN Technologies4 years ago in 01
We are Constantly Being Surveilled and are Possible Targets of Blackmail and Extortion.
Extortion and blackmail are two topics and crimes that have come up when I began to research surveillance issues upon learning about surveillance in our ‘Digital Communication and Culture’ class and how web users can be coerced and exploited due to surveillance online. According to an article titled ‘The Differences Between Extortion and Blackmail’ written by a Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney and published by the Los Angeles Criminal Defense Blog extortion is the “use of coercion to obtain money, goods, or serviced from an individual.” This could take place when there is any kind of violence involved. Blackmail according to the same blog can be defined as “obtaining money, goods, or services from an individual through the threat of revealing embarrassing, incriminating, or socially damaging information.”
By Natalie G.4 years ago in 01
