Those who still believe in crypto currency should read this

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has released an announcement to advise its customers that it has placed an “unscheduled suspension” on all deposit and withdrawals, due to the loss of 342,000 Ether (ETH) which equates to $52,479,900 (USD) at the time of writing.
In the statement, Lee Seok-woo, CEO of Dunamu (the exchange’s operator) claimed that the ETH were moved from the exchanges hot wallet to an unrecognised wallet “0xa09871AEadF4
994Ca12f5c0b6056BBd1d343c029” (Link  bellow), He has also claimed that their clients funds were not contained within the breached wallet.
To avoid anymore unauthorised transactions from occurring, Upbit has moved all of its cryptocurrencies into offline cold wallets so the funds are no longer accessible to a malicious actor, If they where to breach or have breached the security of the exchange.
Upbit have stopped all deposit and withdrawals, and will not recommence transactions for 2 weeks while an investigation is performed. Currently there are no confirmed details as to how the unauthorised transactions were able to take place and whether or not the malicious actor was internal or external to the company.
CEO of Binance Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has made a public statement in relation to this security breach on his twitter page stating “We will work with Upbit and other industry players to ensure any hacked funds that may make their way to Binance are immediately frozen.”
Upbit have also stated that they will cover all user assets with corporate funds, After making the claim that no user funds were effected, So there is clearly ‘fuckery afoot’.
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A phone and laptop manufacturing industry to be opened in Uganda today by his excellence YK museveni

Mighty Yoweri Kaguta Museveni,the president of the Republic of Uganda will in few hours from now officially open the first phone manufacturing and assembling plant in Uganda at Namanve Industrial Park.
This company will be producing 2000, Smart Phones 1500, laptops 800, Chargers 2000, USB cables 4000 and 4000 Ear phone.

Just pray for Africa!!! The space has be declared a military operational zone

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has identified space as an operational domain, alongside air, land, sea and cyber area, the alliance’s Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, said.
"We have agreed that space should be a new operational domain for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyber. Space is part of our daily life here on Earth. It can be used for peaceful purposes. But it can be also used aggressively", Stoltenberg told a news conference on the results of the NATO foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels on Wednesday.
The alliance’s chief continued by explaining that satellites could be jammed, hacked or weaponized, which could lead to disrupted communications and affect various services and areas.
Moreover, space was essential to NATO’s defence and deterrence, such as the alliance’s ability to detect missile launches and gather intelligence, Stoltenberg argued.
Stoltenberg emphasized that NATO remained a defensive alliance and did not intend to put weapons in space, acting in line with international law.
"Making space an operational domain will help us ensure that all aspects are taken into account to ensure the success of our missions", the NATO chief noted.
While air, land and sea have been traditional operational domains for NATO, the cyberspace was recognized as such an area of the alliance’s defensive activities in July 2016.
Stoltenberg said earlier this week that the alliance, however, has "no intention to put weapons in space".
The US permanent representative to the alliance, Kay Bailey Hutchison, remarked that space was already playing a big role in communications and capabilities used by NATO. When asked whether an attack on a NATO member's satellite could trigger an Article 5 response from the alliance, Hutchison said that the article's concept was about "territory".
Article 5 of The North Atlantic Treaty envisages that an armed attack against one or more NATO member-state should be considered as an attack on all the allies"

US Top military Secret Facility Near Area 51 Emerges Online

The Tonopah Test Range is a restricted military polygon located in the vicinity of the eponymous town in the state of Nevada. It is currently used for nuclear weapons stockpile reliability testing, research and development of fusing and firing systems, as well as testing nuclear weapon delivery systems.
A YouTube blogger nicknamed TheArea51Rider yesterday  uploaded a video in which he claims that he filmed an unidentified aircraft at a restricted test range southeast of Tonopah, Nevada.
In the video, the authenticity of which cannot be confirmed, the blogger recorded himself ostensibly nearby the military site, located in the vicinity of the notorious and highly-classified Area 51 . The YouTuber showed images of an open hangar with what appeared to be an aircraft inside. However, he failed to identify the vehicle, pondering whether it is some sort of new secretive military plane.
The Tonopah military site is a hotspot for various conspiracy theories surrounding the use of experimental and classified aircraft.
However, it is less popular among conspiracy theorists than the nearby Area 51 that attracts UFO enthusiasts who are convinced that the government is hiding the existence of extraterrestrial technology.

We're you safe with your camera!!! Just update your app

A few days ago, It was reported that the Facebook app was using the camera feature on certain versions of iOS without the user’s permission. Now, it has been discovered that a vulnerability in Google and Samsung’s Camera apps on Android enabled other apps to breach users’ privacy.
Apparently, this includes recording videos & call audios, capturing photos and extracting GPS data from the phone’s media data unauthorizedly while uploading it to a C&C server. Furthermore, subtle hacks such as the silencing of the camera’s shutter could also be implemented to further conceal any hidden activity.
Termed as CVE-2019-2234 ; the vulnerability has been disclosed by Checkmarx in coordination with both Google and Samsung alerting users, the former stating :
To understand how this entire process takes place without the user’s permission, it is to be noted that an app needs the following permissions for engaging in any of the aforementioned actions:
1. android.permission.CAMERA,
2. android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO,
3. android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LO
4. android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE
However, in this particular case, it was discovered that merely having permission to access the storage region of the phone gave the apps unrestricted ability to use other features of the camera. Consequently, as the majority of apps rely on gaining storage permissions to operate, this allows a vast number of apps to have the potential to exploit this vulnerability.
Checkmarx has also put together a video to demonstrate such an exploit on a Google Pixel 2 XL with the help of a simple weather app.
To conclude, users can rest assured though knowing that Google has fixed the vulnerability via a Play Store update while simultaneously issuing a patch to all partner vendors.On the other hand, companies could take away a lesson of responding in the right way just like Google and Samsung did instead of downplaying any exposed flaws within their systems. This not only helps the ecosystem flourish but also helps users take precautions understanding the security limitations their devices may pose.

This has to be my code.....beefing my security.... And why must Facebook behave unusually!