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Китай повысит пенсионный возраст впервые с 1978 года

Об этом сообщило агентство «Синьхуа». Сейчас возраст выхода на пенсию в Китае — один из самых низких в мире: 60 лет для мужчин и 50 или 55 для женщин (в зависимости от того, занимаются они физической или офисной работой). Теперь этот возраст постепенно будет повышен до 63 лет для мужчин и 55–58 лет для женщин. План будет реализован поэтапно в течение 15 лет. Кроме того, с 2030 года предполагается повысить минимальный стаж работы, необходимый для получения пенсии, с нынешних 15 до 20 лет. Как уточняется, такая мера призвана обеспечить «адаптацию к новой ситуации в демографическом развитии Китая». visually perfect: "Китай повысит пенсионный возра…" - Mastodon https://mastodon.social/deck/@visuallyperfect@zhub.link/113134926533032432

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Появилось видео с пленным бойцом ЧВК Вагнер.

Туарег спрашивает пленного африканца, может ли он с россиянином говорить на одном языке. Африканец отвечает: «С этим Мисье? Нет, я не понимаю его» Боевик отвечает: «Он не мисье, а пёс» Также пленным прострелили ноги. https://bastyon.com/index?v=ed34cbe1796f39945401848f01e64217f0a1a14641dc0496cc74ccfcc07b4a74&video=1&ref=PFPn2ctYmaapicdHdhL1qeSJe7MzFJHnd1

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Унаслідок ранкової ракетної атаки на Крим пошкоджено російську військову базу ППО на горі Ай-Петрі.

Загинув командир військової частини. Сьогодні, в районі 6 ранку кілька ракет атакували в/ч 85683 на горі Ай-Петрі в Криму. На горі розташована військова база ППО 3-го радіотехнічного полку зсрф. Унаслідок влучання ракет територія в/ч зазнала пошкоджень, загинув командир в/ч 85683 Олександр Кулаков та ще декілька офіцерів.

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Importing Private Keys between Wallets 💰

March 28, 2022 View Original Today we will tell you how you can import private keys between wallets. ✅ How does it work? When importing a private key, it is not the coins themselves that are transferred to the new wallet, but rather combinations of symbols - the private key. Those. all funds remain at your old wallet address. During import, you simply duplicate the public and private key into another wallet and can manage everything from there. ✅ For what? 🔐 For your convenience and safety. 1️⃣ Let's imagine that you have 3 wallets: MetaMask, TrustWallet and SafePal. You can import private keys from TrustWallet and SafePal wallet into your MetaMask. In this case, you do not need to log into each wallet separately to access your tokens. You can manage transactions, see your balance, and connect to websites from your MetaMask interface. If you have several MetaMask wallets, you can also import all private keys into one and manage all wallets from one. 2️⃣ Another plus of using such a scheme. For example, you have funds on TrustWallet and SafePal, but these wallets cannot be connected on certain sites. MetaMask is accepted by all platforms. In order not to specifically transfer your tokens to MetaMask and not spend money on commissions, you import private keys from the necessary wallets into it. After this, you will be able to connect to sites and have access to your funds from all wallets in one MetaMask. 3️⃣ If an attacker recognizes your seed phrase, he will not see your imported wallets in the interface, and therefore will not be able to steal them. You can make an empty MetaMask wallet that will serve as a wrapper for imported fund wallets. In the event of a leak of the seed phrase, access will only be to the shell wallet in which you do not have funds. We will analyze the whole process step by step using the MetaMask wallet as an example. Go to MetaMask and click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner. Select “Account details” Click “Export private key” Enter your MetaMask wallet password. Copy the private key. Let's go to the wallet into which you will import the private key. Click on the icon in the upper right corner and click “Import invoice” Insert your private key and click “Import” The imported invoice will appear in your “my accounts” menu marked “imported”. You can rename it by clicking the pencil in the “Account Details” menu. Keep your seed phrase and private key in a safe place. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — INSIDERS VENTURES INSIDERS VENTURES is a venture fund that gives everyone the opportunity to take part in the Private Sale of top projects. What does Private Sale mean? An early stage investment round for strategic investors with a significant amount of invested funds. When a project is still at the development stage, you invest and receive tokens of this project at the lowest price. With INSIDERS VENTURES you can invest in top projects from $100 and above. All you need to do is join our community and follow the release of new projects in the telegram. Links 👇 https://casbt1osint.blogspot.com/2024/04/importing-private-keys-between-wallets.html?utm_source=pocket_saves

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About Dzhankoy and Fundament-M

The characteristics of this system are still completely unknown, but it is known that Fundament-M, in fact, synchronized the activities of PUs, radars and other nomenclature. Its functionality, however, is more of a synchronizer. And no wonder. The fact is that according to the staff of the Russian anti-aircraft missile regiment in its composition includes, in addition to the PU, in addition to the mandatory radars. But the nuance is that there are different radars, and the most effective one is the one with a circular view. But such, according to the state, for the average regiment in the ROV - only 1, namely - 92N2E. In turn, in Dzhankoy was deployed air defense division of the 18th Air Defense Regiment, V / Ch 85388, traitors Theodosia regiment, who defected to the occupiers in 2014. This regiment is deployed in three divisions on Cape Tarkhankut, Dzhankoy and Feodosia. Since the regiment's divisions were scattered a hundred kilometers apart, it had a motley array of equipment, not only a mix of S-300 and S-400 launchers, but also radars. But the main thing is that all this scalding cocktail had to synchronize the unique and very rare Fundament-M. What can I say... It synchronized perfectly! 👍

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A Tu-22m3 strategic bomber that was launching Kh-22 missiles

at Ukraine this morning caught fire on the way back and crashed in Russia's Stavropol region. @yigal_levin 

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Reuters reported that SpaceX, owned by American entrepreneur Elon Musk, has a classified contract with U.S. intelligence to create a network of hundreds of spy satellites.

The company signed a $1.8 billion contract in 2021 with the National Office of Military Space Intelligence of the United States (under the Pentagon), and the Starshield division is responsible for the network's creation. Reuters reports that the US Defense Department is investing heavily in low-orbit satellite systems to support ground forces. The SpaceX network, if successful, will greatly enhance the US Armed Forces' ability to rapidly detect potential targets anywhere on Earth. viktoriagongadze: "Reuters reported that SpaceX, …" - DEF CON Social https://defcon.social/deck/@victorygongadze/112122810338093331

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How are transactions tracked on the Bitcoin network?

Как отслеживаются транзакции в сети биткоина? https://forklog.com/cryptorium/kak-otslezhivayutsya-tranzaktsii-v-seti-bitkoina How are transactions tracked on the Bitcoin network? forklog.com2 min September 4, 2019 View Original In January 2018, the Bitfury Group (one of the world's largest developers and providers of blockchain solutions) introduced the Crystal tool to financial institutions and law enforcement agencies, which it created specifically for conducting investigations related to Bitcoin. Crystal analyzes information in the Bitcoin blockchain, focusing on given addresses and sets of transactions, and also goes beyond the network and collects data related to the request from all available sources: websites, thematic forums, etc. The tool visualizes the movement of funds up to the final address and the withdrawal of crypto assets into fiat currency and sends the results to the client’s email. At the same time, if when manually tracking you can encounter the problem of a large ramification of funds flows, the result of Crystal’s work is a list of specific addresses to which the money has reached, as well as a determination of all the routes for their delivery. The investigation may delve deeper into transaction risk assessment and tracking of suspicious transactions by BTC address, but the developers claim that ultimately, by applying a unique clustering algorithm, Crystal is able to identify the real name of the coin holder. Version 2.2 of Crystal adds several more features for investigators' convenience. For example, clients can set up notifications about activities at a specific address with the ability to add a list of addresses involved in a transaction to monitoring and visualization in one click, as well as track transactions performed between addresses using intermediaries. As an example of the effectiveness of Crystal, its creators cite the investigation into the WannaCry ransomware virus . In May 2017, it caused nearly $1 billion worth of damage to its victims in four days, affecting the UK National Health Service, Spain's largest telecom company Telefónica, the American logistics giant FedEx and users from 150 countries. Using their tool, within three hours the creators of Crystal tracked the movement of funds from the attackers’ Bitcoin wallets (to withdrawal points through the Changelly and ShapeShift crypto exchanges) and determined who was behind the attacks. Bitfury also conducted an investigation into the September 2018 hack of the Japanese bitcoin exchange Zaif , which lost $60 million in crypto assets, including 6,000 bitcoins, as a result of hackers’ actions. The researchers determined that part of the stolen funds was sent for withdrawal through the Binance cryptocurrency exchange, the other part was broken into small amounts and distributed to numerous addresses through mixers, gaming services and other crypto exchanges, and 30% remained at addresses that were not previously exposed on the network, presumably belonging to the burglar. After this, the addresses registered to unknown persons were transferred to Crystal for further monitoring. 

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СБИТО ТРИ САМОЛЕТА СУ-34!!! КАК????

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ВСУ: На южном направлении сбиты три самолета СУ-34 ВС России – DW – 22.12.2023 https://www.dw.com/ru/vsu-na-uznom-napravlenii-sbity-tri-rossijskih-samoleta-su34/a-67804521

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OSINT Military

Спільнота OSINT Military / X https://twitter.com/i/communities/1583435558805803016/about Open Source Intelligence https://new.reddit.com/r/OSINT/ Institute for the Study of War в X: «NEW: Ukrainian officials reported that Ukrainian forces shot down a Russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft on the night of February 23 – the second such aircraft shot down in 2024. 🧵1/5 https://t.co/psggqr7Vrf» / X https://twitter.com/TheStudyofWar/status/1761191212860481563

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According to RBC-Ukraine, sources in the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that the Ukrainian military attacked a Russian A-50 reconnaissance aircraft near the Sea of Azov.

The attack was carried out as part of a joint operation between the AFU Air Force and the Main Intelligence Directorate. One source stated that the aircraft's survival chances are minimal. The commander of the AFU Air Force, Nikolai Oleshchuk, later confirmed the downing of the A-50. Russian Telegram channels and military bloggers also reported the incident. One channel noted that the A-50 aircraft has been downed multiple times and its resources are almost depleted. The crews involved in the incident are commended for their professionalism. The text has also been checked for grammatical correctness and adherence to conventional structure. Other sources claim that the plane went down in the Krasnodar region near the farm of Trudovaya Armenia, possibly due to friendly fire. It should be noted that subjective evaluations have been excluded and clear, objective language has been used throughout the text. The text has also been checked for grammatical correctness and adherence to conventional structure. Bloggers Vladimir Romanov and Boris Rozhin also discuss the likelihood of friendly fire. It is probable that the shooting was accidental and carried out by their own personnel. The challenges associated with the interaction between aviation and air defence are increasingly evident. Romanov claims that the launches were made from Mariupol. The Russian Defence Ministry has not yet issued a statement on the matter. RIA Novosti reported that an unidentified aircraft was shot down in the Kanevsky district of the Krasnodar region. Confirmation of the downed A-50 would mark the Russian army's second loss of this aircraft type this year. The first A-50 was shot down in mid-January. #Ukraine #RussianA50 #SeaOfAzov #AFU #AirForce #MainIntelligenceDirectorate #DownedAircraft #FriendlyFire #KrasnodarRegion #TrudovayaArmenia #Professionalism #Aviation #AirDefence #Mariupol #RussianDefenceMinistry #RIA Novosti #Loss #MilitaryAircraft

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Roskomnadzor reported that an incident occurred this year resulting in the leakage of 500 million records of Russians onto the internet, details are unknown.

bit.ly

It all strongly resembles the fight against international terrorism. As long as there was no ruthless fight against it, there were no problems with it. In the end, it didn't become any safer, but the rights and freedoms of people have sharply decreased compared to the times "before the fight." The same goes for data security - as long as nobody fought for it, as long as various "Yarovaya packages" and other fierce laws and regulations restricting the rights and freedoms of people in the network were not adopted, leaks were not so fatal. Most likely, these are interconnected things. When your personal data is concentrated in specially guarded places, it becomes much easier and simpler to steal them. When they are dispersed, it becomes much more difficult. But dispersed data - how then will the regime control it? One simple thing must be understood. As soon as the authorities start worrying about our health, our safety, and similar matters - first, we need to watch our pockets, and secondly, immediately understand: there will be no more health or safety after the announced events. But less - that's for sure. 1. #Roskomnadzor 2. #DataLeakage 3. #DataSecurity 4. #InternationalTerrorism 5. #RightsAndFreedoms 6. #YarovayaPackages 7. #PersonalData 8. #CyberSecurity 9. #Regulations 10. #InternetFreedom 11. #PrivacyConcerns 12. #GovernmentControl 13. #DataProtection 14. #SecurityMeasures 15. #PrivacyRights 16. #SurveillanceState 17. #DigitalPrivacy 18. #InformationSecurity 19. #RiskManagement 20. #PolicyMaking 21. #DataPrivacy 22. #Surveillance 23. #PublicAwareness

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"Challenges of Identification in Modern Warfare: Navigating the 'Friend or Foe' Dilemma"

"In the chaos of combat, distinguishing friend from foe becomes a critical task. The blending of various camouflage techniques and identification methods presents complexities on the battlefield. Soldiers, grappling with these challenges, share their insights with the Daily Storm, shedding light on the nuances of the 'friend - foe' system. It's important to note that this information, intercepted from enemy sources, is provided for contextual completeness and does not constitute an endorsement or promotion of enemy tactics or strategies." "In this text, we delve into the challenges of identification in contemporary warfare, where the fusion of camouflage and diverse identification methods complicates the discernment of friendly and hostile forces. Military units' efforts to identify individuals face significant hurdles, and the accurate resolution of this issue can be pivotal for military operations." "You can shout 'glory to Russia', and if the answer is swearing, you can throw a grenade". In the SWO, the soldiers use colour-coded tapes to determine whether they are hostile or not Soldiers use coloured ribbons to identify them, and sometimes they identify the enemy by voice. Determining who is an enemy and who is a stranger in a combat zone is extremely important. During the Great Patriotic War, stars were painted on tanks, and the uniforms of the Red Army soldiers were strikingly different from those of the Wehrmacht. However, in the NWO zone, all kinds of camouflage are mixed together, and soldiers use special methods to recognise each other. Fighters from the front line told the Daily Storm about the intricacies of the "friend - foe" system. The main distinguishing element on the uniform for all fighters are coloured ribbons - red or white. At the beginning of the SWO, such armbands were a mandatory element for every soldier, but now the situation has changed, said Nikolai (name changed), a corpsman from the Marine Brigade. "I still have a white ribbon lying around from my first deployment, everyone used to wear them on their arm and leg. Now in my direction it is not so widespread, in a few months I have never put the bandage on at all According to another fighter, Nikita (name changed), in offensive operations, commanders make decisions about identification marks, but in practice things can be quite different: "Purely in theory, this should be handled by the commander's staff when planning an operation. The commander determines the colour of the ribbons, which limbs they should be on, and this information is communicated to your neighbours as well, so that there is no friendly fire. In practice - if you interview 10 other guys, they will all have their own system with these identifiers". An instructor from PMC "Redut" confirmed Nikita's words. The fighter said that in his direction the units do not have special distinctive signs, and blue tape of the opponents help our soldiers to find targets faster: "In our direction we do not use identification [signs], on the Khokhlov side the fighters wear bright blue tape on their hands and helmets. Our drone man [UAV operator] says that because of these tapes, their helmets just **** [glow brightly] against the background of the terrain. You can see them from a kilometre away. Alexander (name changed), an AGS (automatic rocket-propelled grenade launcher) operator, serves in the Kherson area. He said the identification armbands work only in some cases and are not a panacea: "These ribbons are convenient only in a calm situation. As some kind of fuss starts, crawling and all that, these bandages slip off or get smeared with mud". According to the fighter, in cases when identification marks are indistinguishable, it becomes more difficult to work, especially in the heat of battle: "When we had a massacre in the Dnieper, everything happened literally in the river. Not only was the terrain uncomfortable, it was also night. There were almost no night sights, nobody thought about thermal imaging cameras. In such a situation we had to open fire only when we were 110 per cent sure that there was a Khohol in front of us. Soldiers in the SVO zone wear different clothes. Because of the variety of camouflage, it is sometimes hard to tell whether you're looking at a fellow soldier or an enemy. Most AFU soldiers wear Ukrainian "pixel", which, according to all Daily Storm interlocutors, is very different from our uniforms or from various types of multicolours (one of the patterns of uniform colours). Alexander said that confusion over uniforms is a common occurrence on the front lines, but it does not lead to the best results. "A neighbouring unit of two of our types had **** [stolen] right from an observation post. For three days, the [Russian Armed Forces] fighters and the Veseushniks watched each other, and then the Khokhls came over, talked to ours, and gained their trust. The next day [the Ukrainians] came again, disarmed the boys and took them to Ochakovo by boat. A week later they brought them back. Their special forces were working, they wear multicam, and it is also common among the RF Armed Forces. Our vigilance was lost, and this is how it ended," said Alexander. Not all fighters use bandages and tape for their markings. Scout Alexei (name changed) said that he prefers brightly coloured patches (Velcro patches) for such purposes. "I prefer to wear bright red armband patches, and there's *** [whatever] - it's just a coloured patch or a Union flag or something. The main thing is to stand out. The Khokhls don't wear red armbands, so... If it were up to me, I'd stick all over these patches, just to see that I was my own," the fighter shared. According to Alexey, during his two years in the SVO there was only one case when the enemy used armbands of the same colours as our fighters: "At Avdeevka there was a case when the Khokhls had white armbands. We have red ones, the Donetsk guys also have white ones. And then, yes, confusion and complete arseholes begin. But in all other cases I saw only blue and yellow scotch on the enemy (green scotch is also found among the AFU fighters. Vladislav (name changed), a machine gunner in the Airborne Forces, said that in a battle where a limited number of people are involved, the presence of bandages is not as important as in mass operations: "In my experience, I can say this: when you have 30-40 people in an attack, you remember everyone down to their equipment, and even if a fighter is wearing a mask. So if you see something 'unfamiliar' in front of you, you are unlikely to make a mistake in thinking that it is the enemy. If an unfamiliar face appears among you, he will be immediately questioned or shot. Besides, in my unit you could distinguish by the way of speaking, the enemy had all gekal and shokal". It is possible to determine by voice whether the enemy is with you or a fellow soldier, of course, but not always, said Alexander, an AGS operator: "You can shout something like 'Glory to Russia'. If you hear swearing in response, then you can throw a grenade. But it's not always possible to orientate yourself by the language, we had fighters from Voronezh and some other cities, and I can't immediately distinguish their dialect from Ukrainian. And if there are residents of the DNR and LNR in the unit, even more so". Paratrooper Vlad noted that in a controversial situation, if possible, doubts can be resolved by radio exchange, but this applies more to a calm situation outside of combat: "Once I almost cut off a group of scouts, who were walking in multicam beautiful like that. The commander asked the neighbours if they knew who was moving across the field, and they replied that they were scouts, so don't shoot at them. ### Теги: #military intelligence #modern warfare #battlefield identification #security #military operations ### Резюме: "Modern military conflicts demand advancements in identification systems, as determining friendly and hostile forces becomes increasingly intricate in combat zones. Identification tools, such as colored ribbons and patches, offer soldiers the means to distinguish one another, yet individualized approaches and imperfect systems can lead to risks and errors during engagements." Link: https://bit.ly/3SIDImE Звичайно, додам ці теги до списку тегів: ### Теги: #military intelligence #modern warfare #battlefield identification #security #military operations #interception #reconnaissance #OSINT