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[1/🧵] @DigiEuro interviewed @moderndosh and @AntonyWelfare on the @Ripple #CBDC-Manager software.
The underlying private #CBDC-ledger based on #XRPL was also heavily discussed.
I summarized the most of the interview for you, along with my personal comments. 🧵👇
The underlying private #CBDC-ledger based on #XRPL was also heavily discussed.
I summarized the most of the interview for you, along with my personal comments. 🧵👇
[2/19] To begin, if you are completely unfamiliar with #CBDCs and the #Ripple solution, here is a nice place to start:
[3/19] One important reason for using a private version of the public #XRPL is that a central #bank needs to be able to control the #money supply.
Why use a private ledger ❓
▶️ Central banks and #governments must be able to mint and destroy #currencies.
Why use a private ledger ❓
▶️ Central banks and #governments must be able to mint and destroy #currencies.
(1/11) Is #Blockchain an enabler for sustainable future? Fasten your seatbelts as we’re all set to embark on a deep topic voyage. 🧵 Read more at:
medium.com/zignaly/llts72…
medium.com/zignaly/llts72…
(2/11) 💻 #Blockchain is a shared #ledger or repository that computer #subnets may access. It is similar to a #database, but it is secure and #decentralized. #Cryptocurrency systems like #Bitcoin use blockchains to keep a secure and decentralized database of transactions. 🔐
(3/11) 💡Blockchain eliminates a #centralized command structure, allowing #data sharing among parties without needing a centralized system or administrator. It is #secure and #data can't be corrupted or destroyed by anyone with access to the main database. #FinancialTechnology
Nice new #coercion method from @filip_dragovic
using Microsoft's Distributed File System (MS-DFSNM) protocol on \PIPE\netdfs.
PoC: github.com/Wh04m1001/DFSC…
It works nicely👌
using Microsoft's Distributed File System (MS-DFSNM) protocol on \PIPE\netdfs.
PoC: github.com/Wh04m1001/DFSC…
It works nicely👌
@filip_dragovic [#thread 🧵] Here is a complete explanation of what you see here:
On the left I have my attacking machine and on the right I have a Windows Server that I use as a Domain Controller.
On the left I have my attacking machine and on the right I have a Windows Server that I use as a Domain Controller.
[#thread 🧵] In the top left terminal of my attacking machine is the program to exploit this new vulnerability.
In the bottom left is Responder, a tool allowing to mimic the authentication step of many windows protocols in order to show the hashes (NTLMv1, NTLMv2, etc ...)
In the bottom left is Responder, a tool allowing to mimic the authentication step of many windows protocols in order to show the hashes (NTLMv1, NTLMv2, etc ...)
Ref: NEL009825/SH
INTERNAL #SALES/ #ADMINISTRATOR (#NELSPRUIT)
Requirements:
Grade 12/ Matric
2 years’ experience in a Similar Position
Experience in the #Glass Industry would be an advantage
Computer Literate
Excellent Written and verbal Communication skills
INTERNAL #SALES/ #ADMINISTRATOR (#NELSPRUIT)
Requirements:
Grade 12/ Matric
2 years’ experience in a Similar Position
Experience in the #Glass Industry would be an advantage
Computer Literate
Excellent Written and verbal Communication skills
Excellent Telephonic skills
APPLY @ sm@mprtc.co.za
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Recently, a #tenured #prof at a grp dinner made a #sexist joke. I didn't laugh.
He pointed at me & called me out on it.
"See, I knew SHE wouldn't get it."
I reported it to an #administrator & copied a 1st yr prof also present at dinner. She corroborated my story.
Thread 1/7
He pointed at me & called me out on it.
"See, I knew SHE wouldn't get it."
I reported it to an #administrator & copied a 1st yr prof also present at dinner. She corroborated my story.
Thread 1/7
Like me, she couldn't say anything during dinner as senior prof collaborated w/ our prog, which he reminded us several times. The administrator I spoke to was sympathetic & concerned, & assured us that senior prof is a well-known a**. We aren't the 1st to run afoul of him. 2/7
Hearing their responses validated my experience greatly.
The 3 of us discussed how junior prof & I would deal w/ future events. One way was to ask senior prof to clarify his "jokes."
Junior prof said this was likely to be the least destructive. Administrator agreed. 3/7
The 3 of us discussed how junior prof & I would deal w/ future events. One way was to ask senior prof to clarify his "jokes."
Junior prof said this was likely to be the least destructive. Administrator agreed. 3/7
