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Memdeklaro - a self-sovereign alternative to government ID
by cryptoagorism＠morke.org 03 Jan '26

03 Jan '26

Memdeklaro - Self declaration of identity Website: https://memdeklaro.surge.sh/ IPFS: bafybeihp6o45f45w5j5qjwtaelhpq7enwzp2bqm7h7zpcpf2ym5x72md6u Ebook: https://archive.org/details/memdeklaro Github: https://github.com/memdeklaro Memdeklaro is a philosophical project that empowers people to self-declare their own identity - without third parties such as birth parents, birth cultures or birth countries. Memdeklaro positions itself as a humanitarian alternative to the exclusionary state monopoly on identity and supports the three freedoms: freedom of name, freedom of belief and freedom of association. Memdeklaro supports a world where people are judged only on their character, beliefs and actions, not on where they were born, who they were born to, or what their birth culture was. A world where individuals have power over their own lives - the power to leave corrupt governments, hostile cultures and abusers, and thrive in a self-chosen community.

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M7 Series
by Alshen Feshiru 18 Dec '25

18 Dec '25

ChoLu I don't know what the MLBB team's strategy will be in the M7 Series, I hope that Indonesia will bring a champion and maybe a little request from me is not about Ban Hero or Pick Hero, If you get a chance for the First Pick and need to be banned for 3 Heroes, make sure there are 2 or typical Area Of Effect, Lifesteal, Burst heroes that you ban on the Draft Pick, Meta or not is not a key but you need to see a Patch of some heroes that experience Buffs, Nerfs and Neutrals every once in a while, After this I'll just give you a little mapping but don't trust me unless you verify it with practice or scrim or whatever you like. Hoping to read the article after this which maybe you or my esteemed Coaches and Analysts, will certainly get enough visionary flow so as not to be burdensome when trying to execute your strategy. Here's the Mapping I'm going to give: In the First Game, consider that your Team gets a second pick, try to keep the Hero Signature, there is no need to ban heroes who make it difficult for your Team's Hero Signature but from the Draft Pick you can take Hero Pick Off and Utility or those who have a long range will be better here, while if you get the First Pick at the beginning of the game, it's better to tire heroes who like to have Lifesteal, AoE, Burst and choose one or two types that need to be banned during the First Pick, of course the First Pick will be an opportunity and it's better not to let them pick heroes that are profitable in terms of Lane and Fighting... To master the Mobile Legends Map especially Tournaments, should you need to slow down the opponent's Exp and Split Push if possible, an initiator will be needed when your Mage can Flanketo attack but it should be noted that there are usually opponent Marksmen who are also ready to prey, In Summary: Because there are probably 12-15 Games and I will explain it briefly and to the point here, For the second pick, try to keep the Hero Signature if it is not on Ban or need to find a supporting skillet such as Healer or Attack speed will be needed and become a priority here, For First Pick, you should follow my strategy for the initial 3 Hero tires with some of these criteria and indeed it does not have to be according to the overall criteria in the initial 3 tires And you can synchronize several heroes that are suitable for combo and ganking. This is a concrete example if get a Second Pick in the first Game, Game 1 You can ban heroes like Yu Zhong, Gord, Zetian (Ban) The heroes that need to be picked are Pharsa, Kaja / Khufra (Mid, Roam), Claude / Lylia / Silvanna (Gold), Benedetta & Kagura (Ban), Yin / Esmeralda / Barats (Jungle), Sun / Terizla / Grock / Cici (Exp) Game 2, Phoveus, Vexana, Helcurt (Ban), Faramis, Kimmy (Roam, Mid), Fanny / Ling / Karina /Aulus (Jungle), Khufra, Brody / Lancelot, Tigreal (Ban), Badang / Ruby / Freya (Exp), Miya (Mm) Game 3, Karina, Nolan, Franco (Ban), Irithel, Belerick / Angela (Mm, Roam), Uranus / Phoveus / Cici / Aurora (Exp), Fanny, Ling / Fanny, Lesley (Ban), Popol / Kadita / Lancelot (Jungle), Luo Yi / Vale / Valentina (Mid) Game 4, Layla, Masha, Ling (Ban), Yu Zhong, Clint (Exp, Mm), Pharsa / Nana / Odette (Mid), Yin, Valentina (Ban), Gatotkaca / Diggie / Tigreal (Roam), Bane / YSS / Granger (Jungle) I only give 4 for both the second pick and the first pick Game 1, Hayabusa, Belerick, Terizla (Ban), Tigreal / Lolita (Roam), Luo Yi, Fanny / Lancelot / Alucard (Mid, Jungle), Angela, Harith / Kimmy (Ban), Yu Zhong / Cici & Beatrix / Paquito (Exp, Mm) Game 2, Lunox, Diggie, Hanzo (Ban), Kadita, Sun / Benedetta (Mid, Exp), Baxia / Aamon / Helcurt (Jungle), Franco, Belerick / Belerick, Layla (Ban), Ixia / Granger (Mm), Gloo / Edith / Mathilda (Roam) Game 3, Balmond, Granger, Tigreal (Ban), Benedetta / Lapu-Lapu / X.Borg, YSS (Exp, Jungle), Pharsa / Novaria / Zetian (Mid), Lylia, Claude / Claude, Martis / Chou, Uranus (Ban), Franco / Carmilla / Natalia / Chip (Roam), Layla / Moskov (Mm) Game 4, Novaria, Cici, Pharsa (Ban), Benedetta (Exp), Kagura, Brody (Mid, Mm), Clint, Granger / Clint, Lancelot / Obsidia, Hylos (Ban), Fanny, Tigreal / Fanny, Atlas / Fanny, Estes / Karina, Khufra (Jungle, Roam) I think it is enough to get here, to want to implement it or not it comes back to your decision. -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Comment: User ID: Alshen Feshiru <alshenfeshiru(a)zohomail.com> Comment: Valid from: 06/10/2025 09:35 Comment: Valid until: 02/04/2033 12:00 Comment: Type: 448-bit EdDSA (secret key available) Comment: Usage: Signing, Encryption, Certifying User IDs Comment: Fingerprint: 5871D671C35C12147308395A464505DE1047DA134C01C8EBF8D18D6B8CBD7763 mEkFaOMrBhYAAAA/AytlcQHHbHV7SgCdlZnHrIjtxAfcYYzs9R5GGNK46dlgzFzR B+1X8BPoMimXLemj9yoBK+lfLO7OaTZ9klqAtCtBbHNoZW4gRmVzaGlydSA8YWxz aGVuZmVzaGlydUB6b2hvbWFpbC5jb20+iM0FExYKAE0iIQVYcdZxw1wSFHMIOVpG RQXeEEfaE0wByOv40Y1rjL13YwUCaOMrBgIbAwUJDhXYSgULCQgHAgIiAgYVCgkI CwIEFgIDAQIeBwIXgAAApU0Bx3DEN60mahYzDrGcFnvmZ/5UaBBQTnLoSfPwG8Hz fYt/pLE+S/yMOrbDdUrg6LG0t33bh7Pu4BxjAAHGIAca1udLBqQZ6mYwpBI6Z2S0 XVIx+glBORH6ynYgZGBZOTBarTts7UctN7D0pbBE+J4Y7w9ooDEAuEwFaOMrBhIA AABCAytlbwG/civ41G/UgMeMBiRTScXvU83nUgSPz4fma7iCz5ZVfUUP9wBuxVxd n7gODEf7mnjE8Vt8XHgOZ6kDAQoJiLIFGBYKADIiIQVYcdZxw1wSFHMIOVpGRQXe EEfaE0wByOv40Y1rjL13YwUCaOMrBgIbDAUJDhXYSgAAzGAByPZFSr2g/J57qB4r 3ISgR4+mn83R9+R2TZL7s1qnDsqjw+t6B/b28dwlVxSXgXJtAcbW2hDlzORJAAHG O8MVhPLaPra69/XvhuhZW9vOw4YXydY9aW+63KiNA6iIeZz9HczEOvT6vdWjIj8f aQN2OLDD/yUA =Gs+D -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

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[less-bad] PCB Trojan Summary
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 10 Dec '25

10 Dec '25

from: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/12a5cb01-578c-4f70-942b-5a3d992b5654 biggest missing thing: mention of things from this community, such as that wiki containing endless photographs of discovered implants prompt: Look for popular and recent research, news, and discussions regarding pcb trojans and malicious counterfeits snuck into devices by 3rd parties in the supply chain. Write up some text, the first part regarding the threat of pcb trojans and occurrences where they have been found or suspected, and in the second part relate how people of different skill levels (ranging from layperson to expert researcher or hacker) can mitigate them. Including also information on political, policy, etc changes that could mitigate or worsen the situation. Keep each item brief, such that it’s somewhat like a couple lists of cited factoids, with engaging pacing. assistant: # PCB Trojans and Malicious Counterfeits: Threats, Occurrences, and Mitigation ## The Threat: Hardware Implants in Circuit Boards **Suspected Supply Chain Intrusions** The most widely discussed incident involves claims that Chinese operatives inserted rice grain-sized spy chips onto Supermicro server motherboards during manufacturing, allegedly affecting nearly 30 companies including Amazon and Apple. While Supermicro, Apple, and Amazon vehemently denied these allegations and third-party investigations found no evidence, the story highlighted a plausible attack vector that security experts acknowledge is technically feasible. The U.S. Department of Defense reportedly discovered thousands of its computers sending military network data to China due to hidden code in chips, according to the same reporting.[1][2][3][4][5] **Manufacturing-Stage Vulnerabilities** Untrusted foundries present significant risks, as malicious actors can embed tiny, undetectable circuits during fabrication. Modern PCBs feature highly integrated designs with multiple layers, hidden vias, and embedded passive components—complexity that provides ample hiding opportunities for adversaries. Filler cells can be substituted with logic gates inducing denial of service, or fuses can be disabled to create backdoors. Counterfeit components further compound the threat, as substandard or malicious parts may host malware, firmware exploits, or hardware Trojans that prove fatal in field deployment.[6][7][1] **Real-World Impact Examples** Suspect counterfeit parts have been found in military equipment including SH-60B helicopter infrared systems, memory chips in USAF C-130J and C-27J cargo planes, and ice detection modules on Navy P-8A Poseidon aircraft—all traced to Chinese manufacturing plants. In Syria, a radar system allegedly failed due to a backdoor built into hardware, demonstrating how Trojans can disable critical defenses. The 2007 Syrian radar incident remains a classic example of hardware tampering enabling physical attacks.[8][1] ## Mitigation Strategies by Skill Level ### For Laypersons and Hobbyists **Visual Inspection and Documentation** Carefully examine PCBs for unexpected components, inconsistent soldering quality, or boards that appear different from reference designs. Photograph boards upon receipt to document their original state. While modern Trojans can be microscopic, some counterfeits and tampered units show visible anomalies like incorrect component markings or poor workmanship.[6] **Firmware Vigilance** Regularly update firmware from official manufacturer sources only. Attackers with physical access can modify components, making post-purchase updates crucial for addressing known exploits. Enable automatic security updates where available and verify cryptographic signatures when manually installing firmware.[6] **Trusted Sourcing** Purchase from authorized distributors or directly from manufacturers rather than third-party marketplaces. The risk of counterfeit components increases dramatically when sourcing from untrusted suppliers, as recycled or remarked parts may contain hidden modifications.[1][6] ### For Intermediate Technicians and Engineers **JTAG Boundary Scan Testing** Utilize JTAG boundary scan to verify component presence and connectivity without physical probing. This method detects component misplacement by comparing golden and test PCBs, though it requires a known-good reference board. Automated optical inspection systems can also identify text and component placement discrepancies.[9][10] **Power Side-Channel Monitoring** Implement differential power analysis to detect Trojans by observing fluctuations in power consumption on the PCB's power distribution network. A purpose-built prototype demonstrated detection of alien components without interfering with main functionality. For I/O-powered Trojans, monitor power consumption patterns from legitimate chip I/O ports using machine learning classifiers.[10][11][12] **Supply Chain Verification** Request supply chain documentation and component traceability from manufacturers. Conduct functional testing under varied conditions to verify behavior against expected outcomes. For critical applications, consider X-ray imaging to reveal hidden circuits or anomalies within multi-layer boards.[6] ### For Expert Researchers and Hardware Hackers **Machine Learning-Based Detection** Deploy One-Class Support Vector Machines or Local Outlier Factor algorithms trained on power consumption patterns to detect stealthy Trojans in real-time. Experimental results show F1-scores above 99.7% for detecting 50mW Trojans, with models validated in hard silicon. This approach enables runtime monitoring without golden models.[13][10] **Multi-Modal Side-Channel Analysis** Combine electromagnetic fingerprinting, thermal imaging, and path delay analysis to create comprehensive Trojan signatures. Magnetic side-channel spectrum models can assess detectability of various hardware Trojans, with electromagnetic fingerprints proving effective for identification. This method works even when Trojans alter existing silicon slightly rather than adding obvious components.[3][14][9] **Reverse Engineering and Formal Verification** Employ automated reverse engineering tools to extract netlists and compare against golden designs. For IP cores, use static formal verification methods like Formal-PCH, VIPR, and TRIT-PCB to detect malicious inclusions. Break Trojan activation sequences by scrambling inputs supplied to third-party IP blocks.[7][15] ## Political and Policy Developments **Strengthening Measures** The January 2025 Cybersecurity Executive Order mandates that federal agencies only acquire software from providers demonstrating secure development practices, requiring machine-readable attestations and artifacts. The Cyber Trust Mark program, reinforced by NIST SP 800-213, will exclude devices lacking security certification from federal procurement entirely. This creates powerful competitive incentives for early compliance.[16][17] The Department of Defense's latest strategy makes CMMC 2.0 Level 2 assessments mandatory by end of FY25, with AI-driven Software Fast Track (SWFT) processes for rapid risk assessment. A July 2025 DoD directive explicitly states the Department "will not procure any hardware or software susceptible to adversarial foreign influence," urging adherence to CMMC, SWFT, and Secure Software Development Framework standards.[18][19] The EU Cyber Resilience Act requires mandatory SBOMs (Software Bills of Materials) for all products containing software or firmware, enforcing secure-by-design principles from development through lifecycle support.[20] **Potential Risks and Loopholes** Global supply chain complexity continues to challenge enforcement, with about 75% of mobile phones and 90% of PCs manufactured in China, giving adversaries inherent access opportunities. Policy implementation timelines extending into 2026 create windows of vulnerability. The reliance on third-party attestations rather than direct hardware testing may allow sophisticated Trojans to evade detection, particularly if compromises occur at the CAD tool level before design completion.[17][1] **Emerging Concerns** The shift toward continuous validation and AI-driven anomaly detection introduces new attack surfaces—adversaries could potentially poison training data or exploit ML model vulnerabilities. As detection methods improve, Trojans are becoming stealthier, consuming less power and triggering only under specific conditions, making even advanced detection increasingly challenging.[11][10][13] Sources [1] Threats to ICT supply chains including Counterfeit electronic ... https://idstch.com/threats/threats-to-ict-supply-chains-including-counterfe… [2] Hardware Trojans and Supply Lines | Proceedings https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/april/hardware-trojans-and-… [3] Supermicro spy chips, the sequel: It really, really happened ... https://www.theregister.com/2021/02/12/supermicro_bloomberg_spying/ [4] Super Micro Issues Strongest Denial yet to Bloomberg ... https://www.businessinsider.com/super-micro-issues-strongest-denial-yet-blo… [5] Years later, Bloomberg doubles down on disputed Supermicro supply chain hack story https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/years-later-bloomberg-doubles-do… [6] How Secure Are Printed Circuit Boards Against Trojan Attacks? https://sellbery.com/blog/how-secure-are-printed-circuit-boards-against-tro… [7] [PDF] The Big Hack Explained: Detection and Prevention of PCB Supply ... https://tehranipoor.ece.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/2020-JETC-BigHac… [8] Hardware Trojans in Chips: A Survey for Detection and Prevention https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7570641/ [9] The Most Significant Cyberattack in History Prompts Questions ... https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/most-significant-cyberattack-in-histo… [10] PCB Hardware Trojan Run-Time Detection https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3166747/6/PCB_Hardware_Trojan_Run-Tim… [11] Investigation into Detection of Hardware Trojans on Printed Circuit ... https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3169204/ [12] Hardware Trojan Detection on a PCB Through Differential Power ... https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9247077/ [13] A Board-level Hardware Trojan Detection Method https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3672919.3672922 [14] [PDF] Detecting Hardware Trojans in PCBs Using Side-Channel Loopbacks https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1877019 [15] IP Trojan Attacks - CAD for Assurance https://cadforassurance.org/trust-issues/ip-trojan-attacks/ [16] The January 2025 Cybersecurity Executive Order: What Product ... https://cybellum.com/blog/the-january-2025-cybersecurity-executive-order-wh… [17] Building the Cyber Fortress: New Cybersecurity Executive Order ... https://www.governmentcontractslaw.com/2025/06/building-the-cyber-fortress-… [18] The DoD's Latest Supply Chain Cybersecurity Strategy - DLT Solutions https://www.dlt.com/blog/2025/07/15/dod-s-latest-supply-chain-cybersecurity… [19] The Rise of SBOM Requirements In Cybersecurity Guidelines and ... https://eclypsium.com/blog/sbom-federal-requirements-guidelines/ [20] What EO 14028, EU CRA, and NIST CSF 2.0 Mean for Software ... https://www.netrise.io/xiot-security-blog/what-eo-14028-eu-cra-and-nist-csf… [21] Cybersecurity & the Supply Chain: Safeguarding PCBA Builds https://www.macrofab.com/blog/cybersecurity-supply-chain-safeguarding-pcba-… [22] [PDF] 5G Hardware Supply Chain Security Through Physical Measurements https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.1278.pdf [23] Harmful chips hidden on circuit boards revealed by their power use https://www.newscientist.com/article/2315672-harmful-chips-hidden-on-circui… [24] Detecting Imported Hardware Trojans - Northrop Grumman https://www.northropgrumman.com/what-we-do/mission-solutions/microelectroni… [25] Detecting and Protecting from Hardware Trojans - Secure-IC https://www.secure-ic.com/applications/challenges/hardware-trojans/ [26] On malicious implants in PCBs throughout the supply chain https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0167926021000304 [27] Hardware Trojan Detection and Mitigation: Ensuring Supply Chain ... https://www.logicclutch.com/blog/hardware-trojan-detection-mitigation [28] PRISTINE: An Emulation Platform for PCB-Level Hardware Trojans https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10487955 [29] [PDF] A Security Architect's View of Printed Circuit Board Attacks - USENIX https://www.usenix.org/system/files/usenixsecurity25-harrison.pdf [30] Hardware Trojans: Lessons Learned after One Decade of Research https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2906147 [31] Hardware Trojans or the threat of malicious circuits - Secure-IC https://www.secure-ic.com/blog/hardware-trojans/hardware-trojans/ [32] [PDF] On malicious implants in PCBs throughout the supply chain https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/am/pii/S0167926021000304 [33] Supermicro Refutes Claims in Bloomberg Article https://www.supermicro.com/en/pressreleases/supermicro-refutes-claims-bloom… [34] Supermicro Refutes Claims in Bloomberg Article https://www.supermicro.com/th/pressreleases/supermicro-refutes-claims-bloom… [35] China Used a Tiny Chip in a Hack That Infiltrated U.S. Companies https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-u… [36] Protecting Against National Security Threats to the Communications ... https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/12/04/2025-21928/protecting-… [37] Bloomberg's Supermicro Follow-Up: Still No Chip https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/blogs/bloombergs-supermicro-redux-still-no… [38] [PDF] Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM) - 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28836 and verify again
by Alshen Feshiru 06 Dec '25

06 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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Need $47 -- Port 28836
by Alshen Feshiru 04 Dec '25

04 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 and let's Verify, Do Not Trust
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 - Don't Trust; Verify
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 and let's verify
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 and verify again
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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If they attack again
by Alshen Feshiru 29 Nov '25

29 Nov '25

First of all on October 25, 2025 I warned Bybit about the Lazarus threat, I know the news about you, Please read about or message below and some instructions so that in the future your exchange will be safer, it doesn't matter how much money you make, if it can still be broken in the classic way, it's better that you never live without money, right?! To anyone you trust, tell them this, besides we know the news about the tariff or November 1st, I suspect the movements of hacker groups either like Lazarus or a more sophisticated group, I'm worried that some exchanges could be breached, it's likely that they'll double duplicate and then launch with a Trojan and some might do Ransomware, My advice is to always put fingerprints like on the backend and fingerprints should not be optional, this is the best step to make it easier for forensic experts if one day they find irregularities in abnormal transactions, Alshen Feshiru is just a Pseudonym name. If you really want to be more secure as I may always use in this format, for any CEX exchange, set up a backup of the KYC database for all customers but you have to disable access from your computer's IPV6 -> Integration with Digital Signature Cryptography such as ML-DSA Dilitihium (Version number 78) You can do the ninja install and retrieve it from the Open Quantum Safe library, this will create a Building C Object -> Always insert fingerprinting as a non-optional mandatory step for all CEX exchange users so that tracking can be processed as easily as possible if any form of attack from hackers is launched there -> If every exchange has a Hot Wallet, it's a good idea to have it secured by RIPEMD320 but the 4th elemental in rol_10(c1) right on the left line, you can do double Standard RIPEMD320, by compiling in C++ and GO Programming Languages = You can save this in the form of sudo in the command prompt or whatever you are used to, do not interfere with the task file or work folder with personal files in one computer. Latency should not be lowered but needs to be increased, then setting the fallback when servertime occurs downtime with the characteristics of Network Peer-to-Peer there is a duplicate Public Key per user that does not meet the criteria, the fallback must automatically work with the system engine which is also integrated with with the characteristics of Network Peer-to-Peer there is a duplicate Public Key per user that does not meet the criteria, the fallback must automatically work with the system engine which is also integrated with Uptimerobot, If the CEX exchange requires further security and convenience, you can emulate the Key Vault Person A.K.A Cryptography format of the Dreamerinheye group. Here's the description: When you will be monitoring regularly for APIs and Timestamps, never connect to Wi-Fi which too often has a case of malware, If you need an old-school library, you should pay attention to how many people or how many nodes trust it because it is possible that hack tools are infiltrated there in a run that will cause a Bit Flip Problem. Your hardware should not experience the effects of radiation or damage to the item while running or executing, and finally you can program with Blockstream for Blockchain in securing the Vault i.e. don't forget to deploy after Hashing with Cryptography SHA-256 = Public or private key Vault is secured and stored in a vaguely encrypted form, I can't give a more complex description, but this is what I am able to provide because it is possible that your team has a sample rate and or a sample rate key when Bit 0 is run. For my Custom Cryptography that has already been applied, you can implement SAI-288 and since it is a Multi Language, if you need it anytime, I will provide you with the official Pseudocode. cat > src/main/java/org/syamailcoin/sai288/SAI288.cpp << 'EOF' #include <cstdint> #include <cstring> #include <vector> #include <string> #include <sstream> #include <iomanip> class SAI288 { private: static constexpr uint32_t IV[9] = { 0x243F6A88, 0x85A308D3, 0x13198A2E, 0x03707344, 0xA4093822, 0x299F31D0, 0x082EFA98, 0xEC4E6C89, 0x452821E6 }; static constexpr uint32_t شمائل[10] = { 0xD8, 0xB4, 0xD9, 0x85, 0xD8, 0xA7, 0xD8, 0xA6, 0xD9, 0x84 }; static std::string midliner; static std::vector<std::string> wordlist; static uint32_t rotateLeft(uint32_t value, int shift) { return (value << shift) | (value >> (32 - shift)); } static std::string generateMidliner(const std::vector<uint32_t>& seed) { std::stringstream ss; for (size_t i = 0; i < seed.size(); i++) { int val = (seed[i] % 288) ^ شمائل[i % 10]; ss << std::hex << std::setfill('0') << std::setw(2) << (val % 288); } return ss.str(); } static std::vector<std::string> generateWordlist(const std::string& mid) { std::vector<std::string> words; for (size_t i = 0; i < mid.length() - 1; i += 2) { words.push_back(mid.substr(i, 2)); } return words; } static std::vector<uint32_t> midlinerToSac288() { std::vector<uint32_t> sac288(36, 0); for (size_t i = 0; i < std::min(wordlist.size(), (size_t)36); i++) { sac288[i] = std::stoi(wordlist[i], nullptr, 16) % 288; } return sac288; } static void processBlock(uint32_t state[9], const uint32_t block[72]) { uint32_t M[18] = {0}; for (int i = 0; i < 18; i++) { M[i] = (block[i*4] * 288 + block[i*4+1] + block[i*4+2] + block[i*4+3]) % 0x7FFFFFFF; } for (int round = 0; round < 64; round++) { for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) { state[i] ^= M[round % 18]; state[i] = rotateLeft(state[i], (round + i) % 32); state[i] ^= شمائل[i % 10]; } } } public: static void initMidliner(const std::vector<uint32_t>& seed) { midliner = generateMidliner(seed); wordlist = generateWordlist(midliner); } static std::vector<uint32_t> hash(const std::vector<uint32_t>& input) { if (midliner.empty()) { initMidliner(input); } uint32_t state[9]; std::memcpy(state, IV, sizeof(IV)); auto midSac = midlinerToSac288(); for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) { state[i] ^= (midSac[i*4] * 288) + midSac[i*4+1] + midSac[i*4+2] + midSac[i*4+3]; } size_t paddedLen = ((input.size() + 72) / 72) * 72; std::vector<uint32_t> padded(paddedLen, 0); std::memcpy(padded.data(), input.data(), input.size() * sizeof(uint32_t)); padded[input.size()] = 0x80; for (size_t i = 0; i < paddedLen; i += 72) { processBlock(state, &padded[i]); } std::vector<uint32_t> result(36); for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) { result[i*4] = (state[i] >> 24) % 288; result[i*4+1] = ((state[i] >> 16) & 0xFF) % 288; result[i*4+2] = ((state[i] >> 8) & 0xFF) % 288; result[i*4+3] = (state[i] & 0xFF) % 288; } return result; } }; std::string SAI288::midliner; std::vector<std::string> SAI288::wordlist; EOF

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