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I have a small question for the decentralized community. You may call this question a silly one. But this is the most important question in asymmetric key cryptography. Also for all in cyberspace who have

If you don't own the private key, that means you don't own the cryptocurrency. If the private key is stolen, you loose the digital coins. And if you loose the private key, the digital coins under that

Internet-of-Things or IoT, is invariably going to dominate the consumer electronics domain in the near future. Are the commercial IoT devices secure? Are people taking care of IoT security? People must

I just thought the other day if it so happens that the top social media such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook close their business. Then do we have other alternative platforms to go? My friends would say