The FBI is warning financial institutions and investors about cyber criminals creating fraudulent
cryptocurrency investment applications (apps) to defraud cryptocurrency investors. The FBI has
observed cyber criminals contacting US investors, fraudulently claiming to offer legitimate
cryptocurrency investment services, and convincing investors to download fraudulent mobile
apps, which the cyber criminals have used with increasing success over time to defraud the
investors of their cryptocurrency. The FBI has identified 244 victims and estimates the
approximate loss associated with this activity to be $42.7 million. The FBI encourages financial
institutions and their customers who suspect they have been defrauded through fake
cryptocurrency investment apps to contact the FBI via the Internet Crime Complaint Center or
their local FBI field office.

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To put it dramatically, we search for the obvious potential to empty all the wallets of all the users at once. Could the provider of the wallet, with enough criminal energy, defraud all its users at once, without this being possible to be detected before it is too late? (If he could in theory, then a sufficiently motivated criminal could also put him under duress to steal your funds or manipulate him into stealing your coins with social engineering or with a backdoor.)

This horror scenario is possible whenever the provider can obtain a copy of the wallet backup and thus access all the users’ funds at once. He could collect the backups and once the amount of coins he could access stops growing, empty all the wallets in one big transaction. This form of scam got known as “retirement attack”.

Seeing that some wallets have millions of users, it is plausible to assume that some wallets manage billions of dollars. This would be a huge incentive for criminally inclined employees, even if the wallet was not set up to scam its users from the start, which probably is the case for some wallets, too.

By Lade Jean Kabagani
 November 11, 2021, 6:28
 
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MANILA – Vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. on Thursday said about 102.86 percent of the National Capital Region (NCR)'s target population have received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine.

Galvez, who is also the chief implementer of the National Task Force (NTF) against Covid-19, said more than 8.8 million individuals or 90.75 percent of the Metro Manila’s target population are now fully vaccinated against the dreaded disease.

The National Capital Region’s (NCR) positivity rate has further increased to 45 percent, independent research group OCTA said on Thursday, Jan. 6.

It's sha256, similar to bitcoin but there are a couple differences, you can find them in README. You can start mining with the miner.py file

In summary, transactions move value from transaction inputs to transaction outputs. An input is a reference to a previous transaction’s output, showing where the value is coming from. A transaction usually includes an output that directs a specific value to a new owner’s Bitcoin address and a change output back to the original owner. Outputs from one transaction can be used as inputs in a new transaction, thus creating a chain of ownership as the value is moved from owner to owner

Mga kabayan, gusto ko lang malaman kung nakaranas din ba kayo sa inyong coinsph account na may message mismo sa app na kailangan mag submit ng karagdagang kyc details. Curious lang ako kung ano ang bago ngayun sa kanilang sistema, nagtaka lang kasi ako nung nakaraang araw meron ako nabasa na mensahe galing sa kanila, at ganun din sa email ko.
Kung sino dito ang may karanasan din kagaya ng sa akin, paki share naman ng inyong nalalaman tungkol dito. Hindi pa kasi ako nag submit ulit ng personal details kasi gusto kung maka sigurado kung ano ang layunin ng coinsph sa ganitong kyc requirements.

You might want to mention if you're only looking for those with source codes ^{[to check if you can reproduce them]} or not, but I'll list one for each:

• Guarda - On some review sites, they're claiming it's open-source, but AFAIK it's "not" completely open-source + it's connected to "Changelly ^{[the same goes for Atomic]}"!
• Jaxx - Closed-source.

Note: I would not recommend using either of them to store anything ^{[especially the first one]}!

Another one that I know is atomic wallet but it is also close source. I can not use close source wallet because people do not know if close source wallets have malware, it is good to use open source wallet.

I do not know what the OP want to use it for, may be he will need all the wallets, both open source and close source, but in his research writing he has to include the disadvantages of close source, especially that people do not know if the wallet is having malware or not.

Whta I am going to suggest is already on your list but if you are looking for a way to use an android app on your desktop is to use an android emulator like bluestacks for example where you can install wallets that are only available on android or both android and app like electrum.