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I am guessing you could, or reduce the mining activity and get power from the grid. But I too would like to know what the mining setup looks like.

I think @jafo meant that it is estimated that the royal Saudi family is worth trillions. And the majority is at the disposal of MBS. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/18/this-royal-familys-wealth-could-be-more-than-1-trillion.html

Something along the lines of "evading sanctions", "shady constructions" and "ties to Russia and/or organized crime". Because why else would someone not cooperate with the just and transparent 'system'. In many legal systems, service providers submit most of the information and receive a simple...

Step 1: be born into a royal family Step 2: ??? Step 3: Oil Step 4: $$$

Can confirm, also tried to mitigate this by asking a friend to forward me the card by express shipping. In an envelope this resulted into RTO, but if packed a bit discretely nobody will notice. Also in almost all countries, 'cash' payments (aka no company account) for express shipping will...

Imagine using the same logic on your wife/gf: "Honey I am not cheating on you, this is called pre-cheating. Just taking preventive measures to ensure I don't cheat on you in the future."

https://archive.is/G3KBx --> cheap barber == fueling immigration crisis == human trafficking Can't wait until western governments introduce state barbershops where you can choose one of the state approved haircuts WITHOUT harming national security. But they will probably allow double the amount...

They would rather wait for the 'inclusive' compliance machine to spew out a few numbers and start bullying (for the most part) legitimate SMEs.

Because LVMH stores are currenty closed there and taking pics at the red square is not considered gangsta.

Same as in Turkey, depends on what the governments receives for extraditing the criminals. For instance, they have arrested a known dutch football player: Quincy Promes arrested in Dubai at Dutch request for cocaine trafficking (32-year-old man arrested in Dubai at the request of the...

Thanks for sharing, couldn't believe it lol. According to some other thread it could be a 'mistake' from the engineering side where they added stuff that was supposed to remain internal: https://github.com/googleapis/elixir-google-api/commit/078b497fceb1011ee26e094029ce67e6b6778220 On a related...

Hopefully you have already ordered the reinforced doors, and some drils for your hard drives. I haven't found any other sources, but originally it was obtained by Home. They probably cross-referenced sanction/wanted lists before sharing it with the OCCRP. Even with the lack of attention from...

Because banks, governments and casinos can squeeze more out of broke people.

Of course they don't care, as long as they can take your money. They will sell you the watch and if questions arise they will sell you out to the relevant authorities as well.

It sounds like your web application might have been vulnerable in multiple ways, not just to injection attacks [1]. Exposed HTTP(S) services often provide attackers with a foothold to infiltrate a server and escalate privileges to cause more damage. For the SSH part, I recommend setting up a...

Update: A couple months ago I read some stories about a darknet market that pulled an exit scam. Turns out, it's the same market this guy was allegedly running. Check out the details here: Krebs on Security - Incognito Darknet Market Mass Extorts Buyers and Sellers Looks like he's screwed even...

It's all pretty circumstantial, which is why a witness could really strengthen the DA's case. He might not have outright confessed, but he probably slipped up somewhere along the line. Darknet markets usually have an admin and a bunch of support people. If someone has a big enough ego, they'll...

Perhaps buying stocks in General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin/Raytheon.

Interesting read, thanks for sharing. They deanonymized the transactions based upon outgoing TXs from market wallet, so I expect more people who did not properly 'hop' their XMR to be put on the DoJ website. As always not a problem with XMR, but with the people using it.

These 'journalists' often aim to deflect responsibility, painting a skewed picture. They accuse others of 'facilitating' criminal activity, conveniently ignoring the fact that such activities aren't conducted on UAE soil. If their enterprises were based in the Middle East, UAE authorities would...