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[cygan]

the classic as cartoon 

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[nanobtc]

OT: Not sure if it it is real or a joke...a tech that allows a cat to enter the house, but does not allow it to go through the "cat door" if it also carries a 'gift' (a mouse, etc).
it's called .....OnlyCat (apparently it is being crowdfunded).

https://www.studyfinds.org/onlycat-flap-martin-rosinski-transmission-dynamics/

Flo Control has been around a lot longer.  https://openscience.org/the-flo-control-project/

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[Toxic2040]

weekly wrap

down -10.55% on the week and closing below short term tenken sen support at $21.9kish
market sentiment still remains subdued waiting confirmation of a local bottom
imho the next 3 weeks might see continued upwards and sideways movement as merge shenanigans unwind

dyor





stronghands

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[Hamza2424]

https://twitter.com/TheRealPlanC/status/1561525488006340608?t=kbxyj6yRodgpdvA-N3Q76g&s=19


https://twitter.com/TheRealPlanC/status/1561460975400030208?t=kbxyj6yRodgpdvA-N3Q76g&s=19

A Question raised by Two of these Graphs from June 18.
How are you going with BTC,
Selling
Holding
Accumulating

I cant see positive change from that day to recent time as we are moving in particular pattern No bad news, MTgox not even Rummors about that Atomic Bomb, still we are in Boundary.

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[348Judah]

Here comes another heated hot tub from a mini home made bitcoin mining facility that makes it all simple within the comfort of the home, this is said to be another means of utilizing the heat energy generated from mining bitcoin for applicable use in heating tubs, and obviously bitcoin is bringing a multi diverted solution into application in our daily lives, watch the clip below https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1560970957476470784?t=J8Mfq-o5WGdj2aaejAAQDQ&s=19 an era of no barriers in bitcoin network.

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[wmaurik]

Here comes another heated hot tub from a mini home made bitcoin mining facility that makes it all simple within the comfort of the home, this is said to be another means of utilizing the heat energy generated from mining bitcoin for applicable use in heating tubs, and obviously bitcoin is bringing a multi diverted solution into application in our daily lives, watch the clip below https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1560970957476470784?t=J8Mfq-o5WGdj2aaejAAQDQ&s=19 an era of no barriers in bitcoin network.

It looks cool and awesome because it can be very welcoming in the house or room of the house. But I never thought of doing such an experiment now because I don't dare to put any motherboard open without a completely secure cover, even though the mine engine design in the video has a lid. But I don't have much experience in designing mining machines so it's hard for me to try it now. Have you ever tried such an experiment now?

[sirazimuth]

OT: Not sure if it it is real or a joke...a tech that allows a cat to enter the house, but does not allow it to go through the "cat door" if it also carries a 'gift' (a mouse, etc).
it's called .....OnlyCat (apparently it is being crowdfunded).

https://www.studyfinds.org/onlycat-flap-martin-rosinski-transmission-dynamics/

Apparently this genius has never heard of indoor cats.

[348Judah]

Here comes another heated hot tub from a mini home made bitcoin mining facility that makes it all simple within the comfort of the home, this is said to be another means of utilizing the heat energy generated from mining bitcoin for applicable use in heating tubs, and obviously bitcoin is bringing a multi diverted solution into application in our daily lives, watch the clip below https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1560970957476470784?t=J8Mfq-o5WGdj2aaejAAQDQ&s=19 an era of no barriers in bitcoin network.

It looks cool and awesome because it can be very welcoming in the house or room of the house. But I never thought of doing such an experiment now because I don't dare to put any motherboard open without a completely secure cover, even though the mine engine design in the video has a lid. But I don't have much experience in designing mining machines so it's hard for me to try it now. Have you ever tried such an experiment now?

Not at all, but I just wish there's an explanation to how this is being set up or rather an article/document explaining the detailed process, although this also look more or less at an experimental stage.

[xhomerx10]

Bad news:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/hackers-exploit-zero-day-bug-to-steal-from-general-bytes-bitcoin-atms

 Hackers exploit zero day bug to steal from General Bytes Bitcoin ATMs


Bitcoin ATM manufacturer General Bytes had its servers compromised via a zero-day attack on Aug. 18, which enabled the hackers to make themselves the default admins and modify settings so that all funds would be transferred to their wallet address.

The amount of funds stolen and number of ATMs compromised has not been disclosed but the company has urgently advised ATM operators to update their software.

The hack was confirmed by General Bytes on Aug. 18, which owns and operates 8827 Bitcoin ATMs that are accessible in over 120 countries. The company is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, which is also where the ATMs are manufactured. ATM customers can buy or sell over 40 coins.

The vulnerability has been present since the hacker’s modifications updated the CAS software to version 20201208 on Aug. 18.

General Bytes has urged customers to refrain from using their General Bytes ATM servers until they update their server to patch release 20220725.22, and 20220531.38 for customers running on 20220531.

Customers have also been advised to modify their server firewall settings so that the CAS admin interface can only be accessed from authorized IP addresses, among other things.

Before reactivating the terminals, General Bytes also reminded customers to review their ‘SELL Crypto Setting’ to ensure that the hackers didn’t modify the settings such that any received funds would instead be transferred to them (and not the customers).

General Bytes stated that several security audits had been conducted since its inception in 2020, none of which identified this vulnerability.

How the attack happened

General Bytes’ security advisory team stated in the blog that the hackers conducted a zero-day vulnerability attack to gain access to the company’s Crypto Application Server (CAS) and extract the funds.

The CAS server manages the ATM’s entire operation, which includes the execution of buying and selling of crypto on exchanges and which coins are supported.

Related: Vulnerable: Kraken reveals many US Bitcoin ATMs still use default admin QR codes

The company believes the hackers “scanned for exposed servers running on TCP ports 7777 or 443, including servers hosted on General Bytes’ own cloud service.”

From there, the hackers added themselves as a default admin on the CAS, named ‘gb’, and then proceeded to modify the ‘buy’ and ‘sell’ settings such that any crypto received by the Bitcoin ATM would instead be transferred to the hacker’s wallet address:

"The attacker was able to create an admin user remotely via CAS administrative interface via a URL call on the page that is used for the default installation on the server and creating the first administration user."

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