According to the Coindesk , this evening, the Bitcoin price had once dropped below $32,000, but has now recovered to over $35,000. However, in the past 24 hours, the world's largest digital currency has dropped by nearly 18%.
Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ether, who was also "blown away" by hundreds of millions of dollars recently, admits that "cryptocurrency is in a bubble."
The coin that was born as a joke has increased in value 13,000% since the beginning of this year and shows no signs of stopping.
According to experts, Musk's influence on the cryptocurrency market is far from over as Bitcoin's fate is still tied to the Tesla CEO's tweet.
The two tech giants will combine WearOS and TizenOS into one, making smartwatches run apps faster and save battery life.
Android 12 has a new design, focuses more on security and privacy, and improves performance and optimizes smartphone battery life.
All Micosoft online services like Office 365, OneDrive, and Outlook will no longer work on IE. The Microsoft Team tool also dropped Internet Explorer later this year. Windows versions of the operating system also completely remove the browser. This means that one of the most famous and familiar web browsers in the history of the Internet will be gone after 25 years of existence. The final version of the product is Internet Explorer 11.
In the 1990s, Microsoft was the technology corporation that manipulated the entire world. The company led by Bill Gates defeated all competitors, establishing an empire to distribute software to nearly every PC. This decade also saw a surge in demand for Internet access, even though only 1% of the world's population was connected to the Internet at that time.
With the shift to REST APIs, the risks involved in DevOps culture is increasing because of new attack vectors. What can be done to counteract this? To find out I asked an expert to share his thoughts with us on this subject. Dmitry Sotnikov is an 11-time recipient of the Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award who curates APIsecurity.io, a community website for all things related to API security. For those of us who are security-minded (and who isn’t nowadays?) let’s pay close attention as Dmitry walks us through the risks and challenges of API security and how this relates to the DevOps culture.
I began my discussion by mentioning how AWS has been in the news a lot recently as various companies have left their sensitive business information stored in AWS exposed and vulnerable for hackers to obtain. This raised the question in my mind whether it really is that hard to secure your data stored in AWS. “If securing data stored on public clouds were too hard, leading companies wouldn’t have adopted the cloud,” Menachem said. “While we hear in the news about different companies leaving their sensitive information exposed, we need to remember that there are many more that are doing a good job protecting their data.”