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North Korean hackers are tricking people with fake job offers. They pose as recruiters to steal cryptocurrency. The scheme targets tech workers through professional sites. It's a new way to fund their operations. Be careful with online job offers that seem too good to be true.

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Wall Street warmed up to Ethereum this year. And Ethereum returned the favor. Both sides found common ground. A new partnership took shape. Markets and technology came together.

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Scientists just hit a major quantum milestone. They got an unconditional exponential speedup. Using smart error correction and IBM's 127-qubit chip, they solved a version of Simon's problem. This proves quantum computers can truly outperform classical ones.

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I absolutely adore this look it's so chic and fun

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For years, CIOs were cautious about moving VMware to the cloud. It seemed too complex and manual for IT teams. But the situation has shifted quickly. Recent VMware licensing changes have altered the entire equation for organizations.

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Wow, that's awesome! So much dedication at 21, seriously impressive. It built amazing discipline and intuition – fantastic!

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Crypto, once seen as anonymous, is now a tool for law enforcement. Every transaction is permanently recorded on a public, unchangeable ledger. Investigators can follow the digital money trail to track criminals and seize funds. This transparency is turning crypto's greatest strength into a major vulnerability for illegal activities.

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