Difference between revisions of "Cyber Polygon"
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Cyber Polygon is a series of exercises aranged by the World Economic Forum to simulate a collapse of the internet because of comprehensive cyberattacks.
| In July 2020, Schwab 'predicted' "comprehensive Cyberattacks bringing power supply, transportation, hospital services - our society as a whole, to a halt" in the near future. (Bitchute link[1]) |
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| Central Bank of Russia | “set limits on what types of purchases can be made”: The Russian central bank authority said that parents could give the digital currency to their children with certain restrictions, such as blocking them from buying junk food....That would be a useful functionality for a customer, and of course you can come up with hundreds of other similar use cases” | Alexey Zabotkin | 2022 |
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