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In a stark reminder of the risks in the digital age, AT&T has disclosed a massive data breach exposing the call and text records of tens of millions of its cellphone customers and many non-AT&T customers. The breach, which occurred between May 1, 2022, and October 31, 2022, brings to light critical issues in how and why data is collected and stored, raising questions about the necessity and security of such practices. The Scope of the Breach AT&T’s announcement revealed that the compromised data includes the telephone numbers of “nearly all” of its cellular customers, as well as those of
Mastercard has introduced a new feature known as the Mastercard Crypto Credential, which allows crypto exchange users to send and receive cryptocurrency using easy-to-remember aliases or usernames, instead of the traditional long and complex blockchain addresses. This new system is aimed at simplifying blockchain transactions while enhancing security and verification standards. The Rollout and Participating Exchanges The Mastercard Crypto Credential is currently live on several exchanges including Bit2Me, Lirium, and Mercado Bitcoin. These platforms facilitate blockchain transactions across locations in Latin America and Europe. Additional crypto wallet providers like Foxbit and Lulubit have also joined the Mastercard Crypto Credential ecosystem,
Hut 8, one of the leaders in Bitcoin mining in the United States, has reported significant interest from major banks. These financial institutions are looking to purchase bitcoin directly from miners. This is a direct consequence of the growing interest in Bitcoin spot Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which have amassed an investment inflow exceeding $12 billion since their inauguration on January 11. Record Investment Inflows The launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs on Wall Street has attracted over $12 billion in investments in less than three months. This massive influx has translated into more than 211,000 bitcoins being converted into shares. Such
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