Month: March 2021

  • What Is Monero?

    Monero is an open source cryptocurrency project that provides better security and privacy than most virtual currencies. It is designed to allow anyone to manage their finances without oversight from the government and financial institutions. The cryptographic methods used ensure that the spy knows nothing about your transactions. Who made Monero? Monero is pretty much…

  • Forces and Trends in Business

    The business environment is characterized by a number of variables: competition, dynamics, turbulence, complexity and change. All organizations must develop the ability to continuously and consciously transform themselves as well as their context. These contexts include restructuring to achieve optimal efficiency, restructuring key processes, and optimizing features that can provide a source of competitive advantage.…

  • Improving HSM Efficiency, Management and Monitoring

    Given the number and variety of security hardware modules (HSM) used by financial services to support cryptographic services, it can be difficult to determine the working conditions, performance, performance, performance, performance, and use of each HSM. This is a central management and monitoring issue. For project architects, it is very expensive and time consuming to…

  • The Birth of Cryptocurrency and the Future of Financial Transactions

    When asked what the birth of cryptocurrency will bring to the financial world, the first thing that probably comes to mind is what is cryptocurrency? However, this idea applies only to people who are not familiar with the existing online currency. But if you are one of the few dominant figures who know cryptocurrencies even…

  • Cryptocurrency: The Fintech Disruptor

    Blockchains, sidechains, mining – the terminology of the cryptocurrency underground accumulates in a matter of minutes. While it may seem unreasonable to impose new financial conditions into an already complex financial world, cryptocurrencies provide a much-needed solution to one of today’s biggest challenges: the security of transactions in the digital world. Cryptocurrency is a defining…

  • The Govporation Complex

    “Innocent data does not exist, it is only a matter of time, and to turn it into a weapon in the wrong hands” Throughout history, the governance of the country has always depended on the subsequent actions and monitoring of its citizens. Ordinary people, trying to protect their privacy, tried to limit what can be…

  • Is Bitcoin Gathering Over? Active Trading for Those Who Wager On Tether

    The inflow of institutional money is delayed by all accounts, and the purchase of bitcoins is now simply an influx of USDT tokens. The days of energetic buyers who make the most of their payment cards to buy bitcoins may end. Indeed, even Korean markets have cooled. Be that as it may, the exchange of…

  • A New Kind of Ransomware Is Hurting Small Business

    Criminals have stolen valuables and kidnapped people for ransom for millennia. As society becomes more sophisticated and technology is more sophisticated, so are criminals. No wonder the Internet has opened up huge new opportunities for the bad guys. One of the new options is the ransomware. In 2014, ransomware encryption was much more common, but…

  • A Proposal to Implement Bitcoin Protocol in the Linux Kernel

    This article presents the implementation of a reliable decentralized network protocol through the Linux kernel. The proposed protocol provides a safe peer-to-peer link between decentralized network nodes. At the same time, establish and maintain a consensus among all nodes on the network about its status. A scheme called proof of work is used to determine…

  • Cryptocurrency: The New Sensation

    The concept of cryptocurrency was conceived in 1991. However, the first real implementation was made in 2008 Nakamoto. The first question arises, what is cryptocurrency. This is a financial setup in which the currency is transferred between the two parties. At first there were problems similar to the double error method, but later the problem…