Secret Network announces $400 million in ecosystem funding
Israeli startup SCRT Labs, the core development team behind Secret Network, announced a new $225 million ecosystem fund and a $175 million accelerator pool
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Israeli startup SCRT Labs, the core development team behind Secret Network, announced a new $225 million ecosystem fund and a $175 million accelerator pool
TrustToken, the team behind the TrueFi uncollateralized lending platform and maker of asset-backed tokens including TrueUSD, the world’s dollar-backed
Massacre 14 people. and tonight a first look inside the room and new questions about whether the bombs were meant to kill first responders. secret apps, terror groups perfecting the use of encrypted communications that help them plot, recruit and send orders to cells around the world all undetected. can isis now launch attacks in the united states by smartphone? hydrogen bomb. north korea's kim jong-un intentionally let slip his alleged development of a thermonuclear weapon, hundreds of times more powerful than an atomic bomb. has north korea dramatically increased its capabilitiecapabi is k...
Encryption technology developed or at least modified by supporters of al qaeda. experts say it helps terrorists communicate in secret. and there's a mobile version of it. i isis has developed a mobile app that provides updates to news and propaganda with videos. and jihadi websites public tutorials telling militants how to hide tracks online and which apps to use for most secrecy. >> that provided pretty sophisticated guidelines what to use, what to talk about, how not to get their communications intercepted. >> reporter: text encryption techniques are right out of the show "homeland." matthew...
Has really been shaken. and they say it's been an eye-opening experience, especially for parents who had no idea things were happening on their kids' cell phones. here's why. a lot of these pictures were being shared and then saved on secret apps. that may look like a calculator app or a media player on your kids' cell phone, but then when you open it and type in a password, it provides access to a lot of hidden pictures. officials say they're very early in this investigation, but they've already confiscated three cell phones they've determined contain hundreds of pictures involving hundreds o...