CyberAtomics: Computational Thermodynamic Weapons of Mass Destruction – Malware Pretending to be Digital Assets
CyberAtomics: Computational Thermodynamic Weapons of Mass Destruction – Malware Pretending to be Digital Assets
I received a letter written by United States Senator Elizabeth Warren who implored the investigation the power draw and pollution that cryptocurrencies and specifically Bitcoin were having on the planet. The following Cyber Threat Report (CTR) is the public disclosure of my cybersecurity investigation. A special thanks to Jordan Gerton at the University of Utah for whiteboarding with me and providing crucial feedback at a critical moment during my investigation. There is no cybersecurity risk greater than the risk to life itself. If there is no life, there is no threat to protect it from. At a glance Bitcoin appears to be a financial theory. In looking deeper it’s a one-way entropy machine that threatens human health, environmental health, the bees, cybersecurity systems, financial systems, and now the nation itself with the Bitcoin reserve. This disclosure highlights real & time sensitive cybersecurity threats. As Bitcoin can emit the equivalent of 2,099,993.63 Hiroshima bombs I am classifying it as a CyberAtomic which must be shut down immediately.
Bitcoin mining, cybersecurity, malware, Entropy, social engineering, bitcoin, Shannons entropy, ASIC miners, Mining pool concentration, Satoshi, Proof-of-Work, Hashrate
Bitcoin mining, cybersecurity, malware, Entropy, social engineering, bitcoin, Shannons entropy, ASIC miners, Mining pool concentration, Satoshi, Proof-of-Work, Hashrate
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