Bit-Z Lists Ubique Chain of Things (UCOT)

Ubique Chain of Things (UCOT) trading on Bit-Z starts on March 29

28 March 2018 1483

Bit-Z cryptocurrency exchange will list Ubique Chain of Things (UCOT). Deposit start time: 15:00 March 29, 2018 when rading starts at 15:00 March 30, 2018. UCOT/BTC and UCOT/ETH pairs will be available for trading.

About Ubique Chain of Things

Ubique Chain of Things (UCOT) is a structured ecosystem combining the latest Blockchain technologies with 5G telecommunication, which is designed for the next generation of smart IoT platform to solve critical issues on authentication, security and interoperability across supply chain and IoT networks. It can help businesses to address challenges with regards to device validation and authorization. It is also believed to protect the grid network while eliminating reliance on centralized administration.

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UCOT can enable different businesses and customers in the same supply chain to improve efficiency, lower operating costs, strengthen authentication, and protect data privacy by improving tamper-resistance and interoperability among the nodes across the supply chain.

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China to Finance Hacker Attacks on Exchanges, - FireEye

Experts believe that the victims of APT41 are industry participants, the development of which is a priority in the current Chinese five-year period

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The hacker group APT41 attacks companies in the areas of healthcare, telecommunications, fintech, media, and cryptocurrency exchanges. This activity is funded by the Chinese government, according to analysts of cybersecurity company FireEye.

Experts believe that the victims of APT41 are industry participants, the development of which is a priority in the current Chinese five-year period.

Industries Targeted by APT41

At the same time, APT41 pursues its own goals, extracting financial benefits from attacks, which is unusual for other groups under the Chinese government, according to FireEye.

APT41 is known to include at least two people with the pseudonyms Chzan Xuiguan and Wolfji. The group probably has connections with other hacker organizations like BARIUM and Winnti.

FireEye also evaluated at what time of the day the APT41 attacked the gaming industry (its core target) and businesses from other areas. It turned out that this was happening outside the framework of a standard working day - probably these people, among other things, have the main job.

APT41 Operational Times

According to the UN Security Council, hackers under the DPRK government stole about $ 2 billion from banking institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges.