Collaborate Disseminate
By Ionatan
Last week the world witnessed cyber-confrontation between Turkish and Greek
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The battle between the United States and Russia over Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik’s extradition from Greece was complicated on Wednesday when a Greek court ruled in favor of the Russian effort to extradite Vinnik over the U.S. effort. Russian media outlet RIA Novosti reports that Vinnik will face charges of fraud in Russia on the scale of around $11,000. This week’s ruling follows another ruling by a separate panel of Greek judges that agreed to send Vinnik to the U.S., which seeks to extradite him on charges that he ran the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e and engaged in money laundering to the tune of $4 billion. Vinnik’s fate will fall to Greece’s Supreme Court where a hearing will take place within the next three weeks. Greece’s justice minister Nikos Paraskevopoulos has the final say in where Vinnik ends up. Vinnik, 37, pleaded not guilty all charges. He has repeatedly fought for extradition to Russia where he faces far less serious […]
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The case against the Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik opened in a Greek courtroom on Friday with two world powers sparring over who will extradite the Russian citizen. Vinnik, 37, pleaded not guilty to charges from the United States that he ran the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e and engaged in money laundering at the scale of $4 billion. His lawyer is fighting extradition to California where federal charges were filed against him. He was arrested on those charges while he vacationed in Greece over the summer. A decision on the U.S. request is set to be made by Oct. 4. Vinnik, a Russian national, also faces charges in Russia in a separate fraud case that will reach a Greek court next week. Vinnik’s lawyer said he won’t fight that extradition request, indicating a preference of Moscow over the United States. The U.S. Justice Department describes Vinnik as the man behind BTC-e, […]
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The second edition of BSides Athens was planned this Saturday. I already attended the first edition (my wrap-up is here) and I was happy to be accepted as a speaker for the second time! This edition moved to a new location which was great. Good wireless, air conditioning and food. The
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If you’ve ever prepared absinthe by pouring water over a sugar cube suspended above the liquor, you’ve probably noticed something called the “Ouzo effect.” This is the milky emulsion (a fancy way of saying a mixture made of two normally unmixable t… Continue reading Watch the ‘Ouzo Effect’ Under a Microscope
Deciphered text reveals the mysterious Antikythera Mechanism was a “philosopher’s guide to the galaxy.” Continue reading This Ancient Greek Astronomy Computer May Be 1,000 Years Ahead Of Its Time
By Agan Uzunovic
Anonymous shut down the bank of Greece website in a
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