shame on you. tum jese cheaters ki waja see Pakistan ka name kharab ho raha hai.
kya lambay posts likhna lazumi hai? aakhir kya majboori hai tumen k kisi aur k contents choori kr k post krte ho yahan? ab aaj ya kal tumara account banned ho jayega. phir kya kroge? kya new account bana kr phir yahi dhanda start kroge?
O bhai phly dekh to ly esy hi baras pary mj par pata b h kuch. Is ko to bus adat h thori c post li or us ko plagiarized sabit kar diya. Jis tarah y karti h is tarah to (is am are) par b plagiarism bnta h. Ajeeb bt h.
Woh pagal ni hein, ....Neechay check kero jo post tum nay ki English mein ki hay, woh aik web site c word tu word copy paste ki hay. Tume tu @lovesmayfamilis nay warn bhi kia tha k yeh kaam mat kero magar tum phir bhi baaz na ayee.
tumarha account member bunay wala tha aur sirf december mein tum ko 16 merits mil gayee thay. lekin ain ka koi faida ni kion k your account will be banned. abi tu sirf red trust mila hay but it will soon be banned for palagrism.
Ufoos ais baat ka hy k tumrai wajah c pakistani thread badnaam ho raha hay .
I don't know how many plagiarism perks the moderators will give to this user. But I again observe insolent plagiarism, in two sections of the forum at once. And as always, without providing links to the source.Plagiarism (copy paste).User:
Cryptomint9 Post link:
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Cybercriminals have been the cause of data leaks since the Internet was introduced to the world. However, the main problem with cryptocurrency data breaches is that transactions are irreversible.
Since the network is decentralized and therefore there is no mechanism to distinguish between transactions made using legitimate coins and transactions made using stolen coins.
The ability to rollback a transaction makes it even more important to protect against data loss.
Data Leakage Cost
Some of the most significant data breaches to date are:
Coincheck - $ 530 million
Mt. Gox - $ 460 million
Parity - $ 275 million
Bitfinex - $ 72 million
DAO - $ 53 million
Coincheck fell victim to what is arguably the most significant data breach of 2018. An unknown third party was able to access the account and sent fake emails to customers.
About 200 customers who responded to emails from hackers revealed their details.
This included illegally obtained information such as names, contact addresses, and identification photographs. According to the report,
“A third party fraudulently obtained unauthorized access sent emails to our customers between May 31 and June 1, 2020,” the report said. “It turned out that [the domain name] was in a state where it could be purchased. "
How cryptocurrency data breaches occur
One of the best ways to keep your cryptocurrencies safe is to understand how they can be stolen.
First, if a hacker gains access to your private key, he can send funds from your wallet anywhere in the world.
Phishing attacks are also a popular way to steal funds from crypto funds. Basically, a scammer uses one of many methods to trick users into giving away their sensitive information. For example, a scammer created a fake Binance website that used the letter “ẹ” instead of the usual “e”. The fake site was pretty much identical to the legitimate site. However, it was designed to record and log in information that was entered by users.
Other attacks, including centralized theft, phone transfers, copy-and-paste exploits, and the $ 5 attack, are also common threats for cryptocurrency users.
Discovery takes an average of 279 days to detect and resolve a data breach, according to IBM. In addition, in some situations, years passed before violations were discovered. This was the case with dentists and vision insurer Dominion International.
The company made a nine-year data breach announcement,
“On April 24, 2019, through our internal alert research, with the help of a leading cybersecurity firm, we determined that an unauthorized party could have access to some of our computer servers. Unauthorized access could have occurred on August 25, 2010 ”.
How to avoid cryptocurrency data hacking
There are several steps you can take to prevent data leaks,
Be sure to store your tokens and cryptocurrency offline, whether in a hardware or paper wallet
Make sure your private keys are protected offline
Your private keys should be kept separate from where your wallet is kept (secure location outside the office or bank safe).
Use only secure bookmarks to access wallets, exchanges or online cryptocurrency providers in your web browser.
Use multi-factor authentication, with one option being a standalone token.
Use the multi-signature method to access funds in your wallet
Limit the amount of funds on exchanges to only what you need to trade or exchange
Hacks - This type of attack poses a threat to everyone, but those dealing with crypto funds.
Using proven methods, you can significantly reduce the chances of losing your hard-earned capital.
original source: https://btcmanager.com/cryptocurrency-how-to-avoid-a-data-breach/Also, this topic without source is translated and is in the Pakistani section
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pakistan-232519https://web.archive.org/web/20210102065550/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232519.msg55995805Is the whole topic still missing proving that this account is constantly copying everything from the Internet?
