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For several days, social networks discussed another prediction of the alleged digital apocalypse, on November 17, hackers will attack the largest banks, destroy data and reset accounts, and then shut down the Internet worldwide for three months. An insider from the dark web is said to be the source of the frightening information. Horror caught up, but predictions of impending world destruction appeared long before the Internet. The cards tell us where the new theory came from and what cybersecurity experts think about it.

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For several days, social networks discussed another prediction of the alleged digital apocalypse, on November 17, hackers will attack the largest banks, destroy data and reset accounts, and then shut down the Internet worldwide for three months. An insider from the dark web is said to be the source of the frightening information. Horror caught up, but predictions of impending world destruction appeared long before the Internet. The cards tell us where the new theory came from and what cybersecurity experts think about it.

For several days, social networks discussed another prediction of the alleged digital apocalypse, on November 17, hackers will attack the largest banks, destroy data and reset accounts, and then shut down the Internet worldwide for three months. An insider from the dark web is said to be the source of the frightening information. Horror caught up, but predictions of impending world destruction appeared long before the Internet. The cards tell us where the new theory came from and what cybersecurity experts think about it.

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