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  If Bitcoin fails, Privacy Fails The ability for individuals to send & receive value peer-to-peer without the interference of government & the banking system will be lost. Bitcoin allows for a future where anyone can have private access to their money If Bitcoin fails, Censorship Wins We are in an unprecedented age of censorship. Bitcoin is the most secure network that has ever been built. Resilient, antifragile, & permission-less. Open to anyone in the world. There is nothing else like it. Bitcoin can’t be censored If Bitcoin Fails, Big Government Wins The government can lose hundreds of billions annually but want us to report every time we spend over $600. There is no government accountably or transparency in our system. Without Bitcoin we lose the only counterweight to that system  If Bitcoin fails, Central Banks Win Unelected bureaucrats decide the value of your labor & time. Money is the way we store the value of our time on this earth.  No one shoul...

 Website security vulnerabilities you should look out for. 1. SQL Injection This is where an attacker exploits weakly written SQL queries to gain access to a database and exploit it. The attacker might insert malicious code, read sensitive data, and can even delete the entire database. 2. Broken Authentication This could happen because of many reasons — from minor bugs to a huge gap hole in the program. If you have broken authentication, a user could potentially get access to restricted resources. 3. Cross-Site Scripting Also known as XSS, this attack is where the hacker manages to install malicious JavaScript code into your website. The attacker might get access to cookies, session IDs, and local storage data. They can also execute any JavaScript code. 4. Cross-Site Request Forgery Also known as CSRF, this is an attack where a malicious website or program causes the browser to perform an unwanted action on a site the user is currently authenticated. This is notoriously dangerous s...