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siwscoin portal list (1)swiscoin.com SwisCoin is being a leading Crypto currency allowing the users to make instant payments and to make money transfers securely throughout the Internet, opening unique opportunities to Internet users and owners of the Internet businesses. SwiCoin targets to bring the transactions on the Internet to the ideal level! That is the […]

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What you get as a networker Swis concept, offers all members, a unique chance for serious earning potential. We value your performance. Swis Rewards incentivize the success stories. We award such as Faster and Super Faster bonuses: Being part of this exclusive circle comes with Rewards, Luxury items such as International Tours, Cash Bonuses, and […]

Swiscoin is a currency that appeals to a variety of different people for hugely differing reasons. 1.For its growing base of consumers, it offers a currency that is not controlled by any central bank, and can be spent freely across borders with little regulation or limitation. 2.For economists and technology enthusiasts, it represents a hugely […]

Public key cryptography is sometimes also referred to as asymmetric cryptography. Public key cryptography is a relatively new field, invented in 1975 [DIFF76b] (at least that’s the first published record—it is rumored that NSA or similar organizations may have discovered this technology earlier). Unlike secret key cryptography, keys are not shared. Instead, each individual has […]

There are three kinds of cryptographic functions: hash functions, secret key functions, and public key functions. We will describe what each kind is, and what it is useful for. Public key cryptography involves the use of two keys. Secret key cryptography involves the use of one key. Hash functions involve the use of zero keys! […]