Mina Protocol launches privacy-focused blockchain built on zk-SNARKs
The Mina Protocol project launched a privacy-focused blockchain based on zero-knowledge proofs.Latest news and articles on privacy: blockchain and cryptography solutions, anonymous cryptocurrencies, decentralized user identification tools, and Web3.
Mina Protocol launches privacy-focused blockchain built on zk-SNARKs
The Mina Protocol project launched a privacy-focused blockchain based on zero-knowledge proofs.
PBOC rules out fully anonymous CBDCs
Fully anonymous national digital currencies do not align with the consensus of the world's leading central banks. Mu Changchun, director of the CBDC Institute at the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), said, The Block reports.
Beeple NFT buyer reveals identity
The NFT buyer known as Metakovan has revealed his identity: Vignesh Sundaresan.
Lawyer says data transfers to Roskomnadzor may be a masked attempt to bypass communications secrecy
Russian authorities want to require telecom operators to provide Roskomnadzor (RKN) with subscribers' personal data, and to force businesses to forward anonymised data about Russians to the state at no cost.
Brian Brooks Joins Board of Spring Labs Startup
Former head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) within the U.S. Treasury, Brian Brooks, became an independent member of the board of Spring Labs, which develops data-protection solutions.
Telegram began removing bots that scrape users’ data following a Roskomnadzor order
The messaging app Telegram has begun blocking popular bots used to obtain users’ personal data.
Brave to launch private search engine.
The privacy-focused Brave browser plans to launch its own search engine for desktop and mobile.
Bitcoin developers to receive $70,000 grants from the Human Rights Foundation
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has announced the allocation of $70,000 from its developers support fund for work on enhancing Bitcoin's resilience, privacy and decentralisation.
Scammers have started using Telegram bots to blackmail users
Malicious actors have begun using users' personal data collected by Telegram bots for blackmail and extortion.
Experts assess the legality of locating protesters using surveillance footage
The media reported that Moscow's law enforcement authorities are locating protesters using data from the surveillance system. ForkLog spoke to experts about how legal such actions are and whether privacy under cameras can be preserved.
Russia’s digital ministry proposes lifting geolocation data from telecoms secrecy
Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation has drafted a bill that would lift mobile-location data from the protection of communications secrecy. TASS reports.
Kaspersky: Unless We Curb Indiscriminate Data Collection, Digital Fukushimas Await Us
Most personal data collection in Russia remains in a grey area, and its use by platforms and government institutions is not regulated in any way. This was stated by Natalia Kaspersky, head of the InfoWatch group of companies, in an interview with Izvestiya.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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