What is Social Engineering?
Social engineering refers to a set of manipulation techniques an attacker uses to gain access to sensitive information. Through the art of persuasion, the attacker assures the
Social engineering refers to a set of manipulation techniques an attacker uses to gain access to sensitive information. Through the art of persuasion, the attacker assures the
Token standards are guidelines on how different cryptocurrency tokens with distinct use cases need to be designed, created, used, transferred, or stored. Each blockchain system may have its
Cosmos is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain designed to deal with the issues of interoperability and scalability that conventional blockchain systems encounter. As the Internet of Blockchains,
By using a specific numbering scheme, the Ordinal Theory brought another functionality to the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing it to have its own native Non-fungible Tokens or NFTs
In 1992, Neal Stephenson introduced the Metaverse as a digital version of the real world, where we could live, work, play, and socialize as we would in the real world.
Algorand (ALGO) is a green public blockchain designed to solve the scalability problem without compromising the security of blockchain systems. Algorand employs a PoS
KYC procedure is used by companies to verify their prospective customers & clients. KYC is essential to AML & CFT. The KYC process is particularly important for financial institutions & banks.
The use of smart contracts is widely prevalent in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector, but they can also be applied in other industries in order to automate workflows.