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BitFence miners can automatically detect and advises suspicious cyber related activities. They are also creating hacker-proof solution for businesses and end-users.

Miners are earning good money, and now they will detect hackers

. They will be even more happy, because they will help this world to be a better world, and are earning for it.

Guys, Now I understand this project but still have few confusions here, like Bitfence can protect our systems from hackers. But Bitfence will protect our system from scammers also?

Don't be confused. Hackers and scammers both are two different things. Bitfence is protecting systems from hackers. We cannot identify scammers.

The difference between a hacker and a scammer is, a hacker when break into your PC and steal your crypto, a scammer will ask you to login to their website, or invest in their 'ICO'. Bitfence can't defend against that, people need to do their own due diligence, and realize that if something seems it's too good to be true, it usually is.

Good point made, alot of attacks these days are phishing forms and different types of ways to trick the user into giving away credentials.

BitFence is more about stopping the big time hackers who do it to attack big networks and cause havoc with sensitive data which is very valuable to a particular company

I hate hearing about people who got convinced to send someone their account info or private info via an email and then they come online saying how they got "hacked", no you didn't get hacked, you fell for social engineering and got scammed out of your information. If you give someone your username and password and login to your account, you didn't get hacked you got scammed.

Yes Phantam. If someone gives own account info to unknown person then no one can save you from whatever happens next. You and only you can save yourself from scammers.

I agree it is impossible to know a scammer you just need to be safe by yourself and lot out any private information like your private key on airdrop forms.