DigiByte (DGB) – Saving 773 Million With Digi-ID – Collection #1 – Tim Cook Explains

In today’s video, CryptoCurrently will discuss the Collection #1 hack that has exposed 773 Million email accounts/ passwords. This massive attack could have been prevented with Digi-ID.

We begin by quickly mentioning the recent $USD #fiat pairing #DIgiByte has received from the Bittrex exchange.

https://cryptoglobalist.com/2019/01/17/bittrex-launches-us-dollar-usd-market-for-digibyte-dgb/

also seen in this tweet from Josiah Spackman

https://twitter.com/dgb_chilling/status/1085973778415288322

After mentioning this, we get into the collection #1 hack. as seen in this tweet

https://twitter.com/DGBAT_Official/status/1086109683142877184

773 Million email accounts have been breached in the World’s largest hack, know as “collection #1”

#CyberSecurity has also been a hot topic from the APPLE CEO, Tim Cook. As seen in his op-ed for Time Magazine

http://time.com/collection-post/5502591/tim-cook-data-privacy/

In this article, Tim explains how 2019 is the year to say “enough is enough” and start seeking solutions to the vulnerabilities to legacy systems securing our personal data.

Whether Tim Cook is aware or not, the perfect solution has already been created, Digi-ID.

https://www.digi-id.io/

With the use of Digi-ID users can log into accounts WITHOUT using user names/ email addresses or passwords.

The level of security this log in method offers is unmatched by any product on the market today. 2019 should be the year we stand up and demand the right to secure our personal data.

DigiByte (DGB) – Saving 773 Million With Digi-ID – Collection #1 – Tim Cook Explains

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