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Mimblewimble: A non-technical guide to cryptocurrency privacy – 29 January 2019
Using Mimblewimble-based cryptocurrency means your transactions are completely private to everyone except you and the recipient. This added security means transaction values are invisible, the recipient is unknown and it’s impossible to track people down by following a transaction record.
https://www.finder.com.au/mimblewimble-a-non-technical-guide-to-cryptocurrency-privacy
These are the seven deadly sins of data tampering – 25 January 2019
Security is no longer just about protecting digital assets, it’s about ensuring that companies protect and secure data to avoid fraud. They should know whether their data has been tampered with and altered.
https://www.techradar.com/au/news/these-are-the-seven-deadly-sins-of-data-tampering
Can AI Train Forensic Interviewers to Unlock Trauma? – 23 January 2019
Researchers are investigating whether Artificial Intelligence can help decode what children are trying to say (or not say) during interviews about crimes they have witnessed or been subjected to.
https://au.pcmag.com/news/60391/can-ai-train-forensic-interviewers-to-unlock-trauma
Former NSW RSL president Don Rowe charged with fraud – 23 January 2019
Disgraced former New South Wales RSL president Don Rowe has been charged with fraud following a police investigation. He is accused of misusing his corporate credit card to cover personal expenses during his 11-year tenure.
