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ByBit Hack was completely avoidable! This industry needs to grow up! Veritaseum’s VeADIR Platform (Video: April 2018) Server-less Architecture There is no server, it just exists as computer code. the VeADIR creates a temporary server that is distributed across multiple computers, when there is a need for it, it...

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SilverSurfervor 1 Jahr

I remember this very well as being another truly jaw dropping innovative aspect of the VeADIR. The platform was so far ahead of its time that most competitors still haven’t caught up.

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Rizvor 1 Jahr

One has to wonder why the SEC forced it to be shutdown, which helps cause all this chaos in the markets.

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BrNdonvor 1 Jahr

Wow, Reggie and his Veritaseum technology had this problem figured out YEARS AGO! No wonder they tried to destroy him, but he's still STANDING TALL!

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Rizvor 1 Jahr

Exactly!

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SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simplevor 1 Jahr

🚨 CrowdStrike's software meltdown wasn't a hack, but the chaos was REAL. This incident proves the vulnerability of our digital infrastructure. Educate yourself about cybersecurity. "Cybersecurity Dictionary for Everyone" is a great start! On Amazon:

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Max Sobolvor 1 Jahr

I've seen the future and @ReggieMiddleton wins

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Rizvor 1 Jahr

@ReggieMiddleton In that future, we all win!

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Janvor 1 Jahr

🤯 That Reggie is a smart pickle.

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Rizvor 1 Jahr

100% The man is years ahead of his time!

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fortunekr [LTC🔥]vor 1 Jahr

Well, from what I've read bytebit employees were compromised by sophisticated social engineering. Plus they're forced by gov regulations to use certain protocols. Multi-sig txs were spoofed to trick authetication. This is state-actor level hacking.

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Majic Eyesvor 1 Jahr

Gee, if only these people listened to Reggie they wouldn't be in this mess

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