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Jackson Nghidulika, who started working at Namcave as an independent contractor, was recently appointed as their new cyber specialist, effective 1 March.Nghidulika is a coder and...
[center][img]https://i117.fastpic.org/big/2022/0501/66/e4ca826bd1af7e8d519e050666348b66.png[/img] [b]Web Security & Bug Bounty: Learn Penetration Testing in 2021[/b] MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 92 lectures (10...
To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Real fakes: Alessandro Michele mythologizes Gucci on a grand scale. “Like in any great saga,” he muses, “no one knows what is real and what is not.” Gucci, fall 2016 ready-to-wear Photo: Marcus Tondo / Indigital.tv Gucci, fall 2020 menswear Photo: Pietro S. D’Aprano / Getty Images for Gucci To hack it means to be successful, and Gucci—celebrating its 100 birthday this year—is undoubtedly so. What started in Florence as a small, family-owned business has become a global behemoth, experiencing exponential growth si...
In this Article Nearly every anniversary is cause for celebration but a centenary is a truly special event; as Gucci turns 100 years old this year, the Italian luxury label has much to recognize. Despite pandemic-smothered financials, Gucci remains the planet’s hottest fashion brand, leading the pack in technological advancements and world-building. To kick off its 100th anniversary celebration, Gucci has debuted “Aria,” its latest co-ed collection and runway show, which is perhaps most notably capped by a Balenciaga “collaboration,” confirming the rumblings heard earlier this week....
Register for the Global CyberPeace Challenge supported by MeitY, Australian Government and UN agencies 0 claps Share on The CyberPeace Foundation is organising the Global CyberPeace Challenge (GCC 2.0) in partnership with the Australian eSafety Commissioner. Following are the Partners/Supporters of GCC 2.0: Government Agencies: Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India, eSafety-Australian Government and Cyberdome – Kerala Police. Community and Civil Society Partners: FIRST, POLCYB, HYSEA, Infosec Girls, ICMEC, NCMEC, TAC NGO Africa and Cyber Security C...