IoT and Biometry: From Identity Theft to Heart Attack
Сyber Attacks strikes not only finances, but also the life itself. Being competent is not just a prerogative of specialists. Now it applies to everyone.
07 September 2018 09:15, UTC
Anna Zhygalina, Catherine Lange
Mining: Economic Rebirth of The Abandoned Single-Industry Towns
Mining is a crucial part of the cryptoverse surrounded by legends, myths and false ideas that bring hope and disappointment on the similar scale.
05 September 2018 14:58, UTC
Daniil Danchenko, Vsevolod Gnetii
DLT To Resolve Healthcare Industry Issues
The blockchain is a phenomenon that many people slander for various reasons: it doesn’t scale, it’s not flexible enough, and generally up to no good. Sometimes it’s true, and sometimes it’s not, but medicinal blockchain is one of the few cases where it is clearly beneficial.
05 September 2018 10:49, UTC
Daniil Danchenko
Mining To Lead Us To An Environmental Disaster. But not Exactly
According to Digiconomist, bitcoin's electricity consumption index exceeds that of countries such as Tajikistan, the Republic of Mozambique and Slovenia.
04 September 2018 13:28, UTC
Ann Sotnikova, Catherine Lange
Global Mining: 51% Attack. The End of Decentralization
Those who control 51% of hashrate, control bitcoin, and those that control the bitcoin, control the cryptoverse
03 September 2018 20:01, UTC
Daniil Danchenko
Smart Contracts: Russian Roulette With Four Bullet Rounds
Every fourth smart contract has a critical bug. What about the consequences?
03 September 2018 18:58, UTC
Denis Goncharenko
The Smart City Risks: Who Will Control Your Fridge?
In the framework of the smart city development biometric technologies possess a vast field of activity. However, the more valuable the information is, the oftener it becomes subject to enemies attacks. World experts advise on how to protect personal data
03 September 2018 16:58, UTC
Ann Sotnikova
Artificial Intelligence: The Transformation of Humanity To Begin In 5-7 Years
School teachers will be replaced by “digital” ones and neural networks will take jobs from millions of specialists by 2030. AI will make our lives easier and ... make choices instead of us?
31 August 2018 20:03, UTC
Anna Zhygalina, Catherine Lange
Fintech: Forced Financial Evolution
Something that seemed like a forced measure ended up being fleshed out as completely new industry, that threatens to change the banking industry as it is .
31 August 2018 18:08, UTC
Daniil Danchenko, Catherine Lange
Blockchain In Green Energy Is Outside of Business Interests
Blockchain is a technology that should've solved everything. But soon enough everybody realized that it has not been that easy.
30 August 2018 18:27, UTC
Daniil Danchenko, Catherine Lange
Digital Law: Neolith 2.0
Experts in the digital economy predicted the passing away of many legal professions, such as notaries, registrars, mediators. However, they are not going to die yet. Why?
29 August 2018 16:08, UTC
Oleg Koldayev
Samsung Declared The First Working Blockchain Solution for South Korean Banks
After a series of unfortunate attempts blockchain managed to penetrate the banking sector. What purpose did the ubiquitous technology get?
29 August 2018 15:01, UTC
Ann Sotnikova, Catherine Lange
More than $1,1 bln lost. What can you learn from it?
The Chief Marketing Officer of Cryptology Herbert Rafael Sim gives recommendations on how to trade digital currency and not to get defrauded.
29 August 2018 11:25, UTC
Anastasia Ermolaeva
DLT: How To Make Money on Freedom of Speech
Blockchain networks are far from being really popular. But Zuckerberg can start kicking himself even now
27 August 2018 12:47, UTC
Oleg Koldayev
Blockchain as The Guardian Angel of Gamblers. From Now and Forever
Blockchain, as a technology is slowly getting to each and every point of our daily lives, including gambling. Like this, it became a true guardian angel of casinos and their patrons, that puts everything in place.
22 August 2018 07:48, UTC
Daniil Danchenko, Catherine Lange
Why Logistics Is The Only Sector in Which Blockchain Doesn’t Fail
Leading logistics companies patent blockchain technologies for transportation one after another. It seems that only in this area blockchain does not create problems
21 August 2018 18:05, UTC
Ann Sotnikova
Crypto ATMs Are Mostly As Protected As Vending Machines
ATM hacks are a common thing in the world of fiat. Is it going to be the same with Crypto ATMs?
16 August 2018 20:57, UTC
Daniil Danchenko
How DLT Can Reshape The Power Redistribution
Blockchain will be the end of the energy industry as we know it. Redistribution, power grids, smart metering, and energy itself will change forever. This will reshape the very way how the industry works.
16 August 2018 14:41, UTC
Daniil Danchenko, Catherine Lange
Robots Will Take Your Job In 2035. Who Is Going To Become Obsolete?
A report by MGI 2017 estimated that half of all the current work activities could be automated by 2055, with a 20-year margin of error in both directions. Nearly three-quarters of Americans are afraid that AI will destroy jobs. What should be done today to avoid becoming jobless tomorrow?
15 August 2018 10:37, UTC
Thomas Eugenio López Anguiano
Northern Korea: How Kim Jong-un' Hackers Confront UN
The DPRK is trying to penetrate into another political and economic reality. It does not seek, like Iran or Venezuela, to create its own cryptocurrency, but extracts the already existing one. And this will create additional problems for both the crypto market and North Korea.
13 August 2018 19:10, UTC
Oleg Koldaev, Catherine Lange