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Canada relaxes rules for cryptocurrency exchanges despite ongoing QuadrigaCX saga

Jul11
by on July 11, 2019 at 12:50 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


Reassurance for Canadians: Cryptocurrency exchanges across the nation will now only have to report transfers of more than CA$10,000 ($7,663). It comes after the Canadian government relaxed some of its new anti-money laundering regulations following feedback from payment service providers and cryptocurrency exchanges. As a result of the changes, cryptocurrency platforms, both in and outside of Canada, now classify as money service businesses (MSBs). “MSBs will now include domestic and foreign businesses that are “dealing in virtual currency […], Canada’s government said. “As required of all MSBs, persons and entities dealing in virtual currencies would need to fulfil all obligations,…

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Canada relaxes rules for cryptocurrency exchanges despite ongoing QuadrigaCX saga

Jul11
by on July 11, 2019 at 12:50 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


Reassurance for Canadians: Cryptocurrency exchanges across the nation will now only have to report transfers of more than CA$10,000 ($7,663). It comes after the Canadian government relaxed some of its new anti-money laundering regulations following feedback from payment service providers and cryptocurrency exchanges. As a result of the changes, cryptocurrency platforms, both in and outside of Canada, now classify as money service businesses (MSBs). “MSBs will now include domestic and foreign businesses that are “dealing in virtual currency […], Canada’s government said. “As required of all MSBs, persons and entities dealing in virtual currencies would need to fulfil all obligations,…

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You can build a thriving eCommerce shop with fesh.

Jul11
by on July 11, 2019 at 12:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


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You can build a thriving eCommerce shop with fesh.

Jul11
by on July 11, 2019 at 12:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


If you haven’t tried to tackle one before, raising an eCommerce site to function correctly takes some serious back-end know-how. Or you can just let fesh. do all the heavy lifting for you with their all-in-one fesh. eCommerce Shop Builder plan. A lifetime subscription is available now for over 90 percent off, just $59. Plus, you can also save an additional 20 percent off with the code DEAL20, cutting your final price down under $50.

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Fears of AI-powered hacking are misplaced as criminals are doing fine without it

Jul11
by on July 11, 2019 at 11:00 am
Posted In: Around the Web, artificial intelligence, Opinion, Podium


Artificial intelligence is captivating tech news audiences. Unfortunately, growing expectations for AI’s impact on legitimate business have spawned a distracting narrative about potential AI-powered cyberattacks. Is this really a threat that needs to be on our radar? Based on my work examining dark web markets and the techniques cybercriminals use to collect, resell or commit fraud with stolen data, I question the usefulness of AI to run-of-the-mill cybercrime. Most AI still falls short of “intelligent” The first problem with supposed “AI hacking” is that AI tools as a whole are limited in actual intelligence. When we talk about AI, we…

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