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Elon Musk Says X Money Payments Will Launch in 'Very Limited Access Beta' Soon
Elon Musk has revealed that the X Money service will undergo a limited beta testing before being launched. This X Money platform is expected to debut later this year with support for crypto transactions, especially those being facilitated through Bitcoin.
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Telegram-Backed TON Blockchain Under Threat of Phishing Attacks, Experts Warn
As per blockchain security firm SlowMist, the TON blockchain is facing high risk of phishing attacks. In phishing attacks, the actor entices potential victims into sharing their private information – personal as well as financial – in order to exploit the information and steal funds.
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Huawei to Open French Plant, Its First Outside China, in 2023
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, under pressure from Western governments suspicious it presents a security risk, is to open its first mobile network plant outside China in 2023 in eastern France, a director said.
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OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 6 Start Receiving OxygenOS 10.3.3 With Jio VoWifi Support, Bug Fixes
OnePlus has started rolling out OxygenOS 10.3.3 update for OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T smartphones with April security patch. With the latest roll-out, OnePlus is delivering network updates, security patches, and bug fixes. Integrated VoWiFi support for Reliance Jio in India is also present among the updates.
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Cloudflare Builds Warp VPN to Deliver Secure, Fast Internet Access on Mobile Devices
Cloudflare has presently given a waitlist for people willing to use Warp VPN through the company's 1.1.1.1 app.
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5G Presents Security Challenge for Telecom Operators
With fifth-generation wireless networks, or 5G, starting to be rolled out this year, the issue of 5G security was in focus at MWC 2019.
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US Warns Pakistan Against Support For Terrorist Proxies In Afghan Report
The US has told all its regional partners, including Pakistan, that state support for terrorist proxies will not be tolerated, the Pentagon has said, expressing concern over the free movement of some terrorists groups in Pakistan that are presenting security challenges for Afghanistan.
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Elon Musk Says X Money Payments Will Launch in 'Very Limited Access Beta' Soon
Elon Musk has revealed that the X Money service will undergo a limited beta testing before being launched. This X Money platform is expected to debut later this year with support for crypto transactions, especially those being facilitated through Bitcoin.
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Telegram-Backed TON Blockchain Under Threat of Phishing Attacks, Experts Warn
As per blockchain security firm SlowMist, the TON blockchain is facing high risk of phishing attacks. In phishing attacks, the actor entices potential victims into sharing their private information – personal as well as financial – in order to exploit the information and steal funds.
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Huawei to Open French Plant, Its First Outside China, in 2023
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, under pressure from Western governments suspicious it presents a security risk, is to open its first mobile network plant outside China in 2023 in eastern France, a director said.
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OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 6 Start Receiving OxygenOS 10.3.3 With Jio VoWifi Support, Bug Fixes
OnePlus has started rolling out OxygenOS 10.3.3 update for OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T smartphones with April security patch. With the latest roll-out, OnePlus is delivering network updates, security patches, and bug fixes. Integrated VoWiFi support for Reliance Jio in India is also present among the updates.
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Cloudflare Builds Warp VPN to Deliver Secure, Fast Internet Access on Mobile Devices
Cloudflare has presently given a waitlist for people willing to use Warp VPN through the company's 1.1.1.1 app.
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5G Presents Security Challenge for Telecom Operators
With fifth-generation wireless networks, or 5G, starting to be rolled out this year, the issue of 5G security was in focus at MWC 2019.
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US Warns Pakistan Against Support For Terrorist Proxies In Afghan Report
The US has told all its regional partners, including Pakistan, that state support for terrorist proxies will not be tolerated, the Pentagon has said, expressing concern over the free movement of some terrorists groups in Pakistan that are presenting security challenges for Afghanistan.
