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24 Sept, 12:10
🌐 Mint launches connected Web3 gaming economy with MNTD rewards🔖 Mintio has opened its Web3 player economy across its full web platform, connecting games, XP, leaderboards and rewards ahead of the planned activation of its MNTD token. Players can collect XP through eligible activity, move through different tiers and compete for prize pools without their progression being limited to a single title. Mint said onchain verification is used for core reward flows, while AI assisted models are used to manage token emissions and balance the player economy as activity changes.⚠️ Players who participated before the MNTD launch will have their accumulated leaderboard standings converted into token allocations when the asset is activated, according to Mint. Eligible activity has carried a 200% XP boost during the run up to the launch. Progress recorded through both the main web platform and Mint’s free to play Telegram Mini App will count toward the allocation process.❗️ The system builds on ranks, seasons and XP already available to users, with each eligible session contributing to a player’s position on the platform. Mint has not disclosed the conversion rate between leaderboard progress and MNTD allocations. Mint said emissions will be capped and linked to platform revenue. Reward limits are part of the same structure, while controls have been introduced to deal with promotional abuse and attempts to exploit the progression system.
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12 Sept, 12:22
📣 Law firm documents appear on dark web as cyberattacks rise⚠️ A limited number of Greenberg Traurig documents have appeared on the dark web after an unauthorized actor accessed them, the international law firm has said. The disclosure comes after other law firms reported unauthorized access to systems holding personal information. The incidents did not all involve the same type of data or method of attack, but several exposed records that firms kept for clients and others who dealt with them.❗️ In March, Taft Stettinius & Hollister detected unusual activity on one of its systems, according to Reuters. The incident exposed the client’s Social Security numbers. Reuters also reported that London-based Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer disclosed unauthorized access in May involving Social Security numbers, government identification numbers, and health records. A separate alleged breach at WilmerHale in May led to a proposed class action in July. The lawsuit concerns the alleged exposure of information held by the firm; the filing of a proposed class action does not establish the allegations as fact.🔗 Goodwin Procter disclosed another incident on Aug. 7. Later that month, Quinn Emanuel said a social-engineering attack had compromised one account and exposed files stored in it. In a social-engineering attack, the attacker uses deception to gain information or access, rather than necessarily breaking into a system through a software flaw.
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