PBoC Looks to Tackle Airdrop Tokens Market in New Clampdown | Crypto
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC), the country’s central bank, is looking to clamp down on airdrops – free distributions of crypto tokens. In its…
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IBM Patents Blockchain System to Create ‘Trust’ Between AR Game Players | Crypto
Major global tech giant IBM has applied for another blockchain patent, this time aiming to deter augmented reality (AR) game players from intruding…
Privacy is becoming obsolete, but not everyone thinks you should fear its demise | Computing
“If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear.”
It was an argument we heard a lot in the years following Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s…
Builders on Wall Street: Bitcoin Devs Host Lightning Hack Day | Crypto
It was described as “not a normal conference.” Sure, speakers took to the podium to present their futuristic ideas – a staple at the cryptocurrency…
Turkish Police Arrest 11 Suspects in Alleged Hack of Cryptocurrency Wallet Accounts | Crypto
The Cybercrime Department of the Turkish National Police has arrested 11 suspects in an alleged hack of crypto accounts, with victims reporting more…
World’s largest neuromorphic supercomputer is switched on | Computing
Forward-looking: We’re used to hearing about supercomputers such as IBM’s 200-petaflop Summit machine, but the million-processor-core ‘Spiking…
Fresh Look at Top Ranking Cryptocurrency Exchanges | Crypto
Cryptocurrency exchange is a cyberspace or a cyber-platform where we can have the digital currency exchanges. We can buy or sell the cryptocurrency…
Cboe’s Head of Equity Options Just Joined a Blockchain Startup | Crypto
Blockchain startup AlphaPoint has hired a senior executive from Cboe Global Markets, the parent of the Chicago Board of Exchange. Revealed…
Players Fight in Futuristic Post-Apocalyptic World to Get Real Prizes | Crypto
A new mobile “multi-blockchain” game, supporting a whole range of different cryptocurrencies, is ready to be launched in late November 2018. Estonian…
New PortSmash attack exploits Intel’s Hyper-Threading architecture to steal your data | Computing
Security researchers from Finland and Cuba have discovered a side-channel attack, known as PortSmash, that affects Intel chips and could allow…