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    CRIPTOMONEDA CA AMENINȚARE LA ADRESA SECURITĂȚII REGIONALE ȘI NAȚIONALE
    (Institutul naţional de informaţii şi securitate „Bogdan, întemeietorul Moldovei”, 2022-05-14) Fortuna, Andrei; Dimitriu, Vlad
    A specific feature of cryptocurrencies is that they are generally not issued by any centralized authority. As such, they are considered by many investors to be immune to attempts at manipulation or government intervention. To create and secure them, virtual currencies use state-of-the-art blockchain. Blockchain is a technology that, today, is almost impossible to break and / or falsify. Through this "blockchain" as it would be translated into Romanian, cryptocurrency transactions are divided into many small pieces, which are stored and managed by a group of computers. Thus, in order for someone to be able to decode the code of a crypto, they should have access to all the computers that store these small pieces.
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    IMPORTANȚA ASIGURĂRII SECURITĂȚII CIBERNETICE ÎN CADRUL DOMENIULUI POLITIC. PROBLEME, RISCURI ȘI NOI OPORTUNITĂȚI
    (CEP USM, 2022-05-14) Busuncian, Tatiana; Moldovan, Ion
    In the 21st century, the age of new scientific technologies when humanity has reached a high level of computing technology development and interconnectivity, in addition to many multidimensional uses, we have come across a multitude of problems that were not preeminent until recently. Indeed, the requirement to maintain security in the cybernetic dimension has become equally vital for individuals, companies and organizations, both at the national and global levels. This paper aims, considering the aspect of ensuring high level of cybersecurity, to provide a multidimensional and equidistant analysis and identify central issues in the field: the problem of critical infrastructure, electronic voting, darknet and transnational hacking groups.