It seems as if crypto scammers are done with petty theft and only move massive numbers about these days. The worst part is that even though they often do get caught in the end, it is difficult for victims to get their money back. Da Tang Coin (DTC) Holding is the latest scam in China […]
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Anonymous v Private Anonymity is one of the hottest topics in relation to cryptocurrency. There is a difference between anonymous transactions and private transactions (Some prefer to use the term pseudonymous instead of the word “anonymous”). Anonymous transactions are ones where your transactions can actually be seen, but the identity of the person is hidden. […]
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A bounty as large as $40,000 is being offered by Facebook to people who find the next big data leak. Recently, the tech giant declared a bounty program which would offer payouts starting from $500 and going up to $40,000 for finding data abuse cases on the social media platform. Facebook planning to hire more […]
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Fake news has inundated social networking sites and the information of people on social media platforms is often outright false or inaccurate. Even LinkedIn, the business and employment oriented network, is now facing problems related to fake profiles and spam. How to report fake profiles on LinkedIn LinkedIn, which is a powerful professional networking platform, […]
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When Bitcoin first made its appearance in 2009, it hardly made a splash in the public consciousness; but since 2017, with Bitcoin’s meteoric rise in value, the whole world has been resonating with the words ‘Bitcoin’, ‘Blockchain’ and ‘Cryptocurrency’. The basic idea of the various types of new cryptocurrencies remains the same: to provide a […]
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Nobel News Paper- Fight ID theft, fraud by shredding and recycling – WAVE 3
- Making Ends Meet: Fight ID theft, fraud by shredding and recycling – WAVE 3
- 24-year-old Oxford man charged with identity theft – WTVA
- One person killed in vehicle crash while providing security for neighborhood – WAFB
- Secret F.B.I. Subpoenas Scoop Up Personal Data From Scores of Companies – The New York Times