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Cloud-based Security Service provider InstaSafe awarded as "Security Product Company of the Year" by DSCI 11th Edition - Vimarsana News

Cloud-based Security Service provider InstaSafe awarded as "Security Product Company of the Year" by DSCI 11th Edition

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 23 (ANI/NewsVoir): Bangalore-based leading cloud-based security service provider, InstaSafe, announced that it has been awarded as the winner of Security Product Company of the Year under the product segment by Data Security Council of India (DSCI) in its 11th Edition.

SEC Should Be 'Abolished' for Approving Bitcoin ETF, Says Peter Schiff - Vimarsana News

SEC Should Be 'Abolished' for Approving Bitcoin ETF, Says Peter Schiff

Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has suggested that the U.S. SEC be disbanded following its approval of a bitcoin futures ETF.

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Ex-Microsoft exec admits he tried to swindle $5.5m out of taxpayers with COVID-19 relief loans for bogus biz - Vimarsana News

Ex-Microsoft exec admits he tried to swindle $5.5m out of taxpayers with COVID-19 relief loans for bogus biz

Mukund Mohan invented employees, financial figures in application forms Share Copy A former Microsoft executive has admitted he tried to rip off the US government by claiming $5.5m in COVID-19 funding for a string of fake businesses. Washington-based Mukund Mohan, 48, was charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering in July. And it all centers around loans from Uncle Sam's Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which was designed to help companies keep staff on the payroll during the hard times of the pandemic. Four women, including TV star, thought they were inv...