“We no longer recognize our own city. The Israeli army has redrawn the map of Gaza,” the reporter of Guardian in Gaza opened their paper. No longer recognizing his own city This little place is so distorted that the previous map of its roads and landmarks is now useless. On the streets, crater-like bomb craters were scattered. Debris lay scattered on both sides of the road, or sometimes blocked the roads. The famous buildings here no longer exist. 11 days of shelling has displaced the city. The aerial attacks caused the ground to shake violently, to the point that at some bomb sites, buildings seemed to be pulled to the ground rather than being hit from above. The Al-Jalaa Tower in Gaza City, where Al Jazeera and the Associated Press were located, was leveled by an Israeli missile. Photo: REX. On one street, the curving walls of a kindergarten lean down at an angle until they disappear completely. Nearly a week after the attack, large concrete mounds still line Al-Wehda Road. A 7-story building is now just a giant pile of rubble on the corner of the street. In a house, all that remains is a stairway among the dust. Across the street are the ruins of another building. “It’s a very old medical clinic, possibly the oldest in Gaza,” said Abdel-Latif al-Hajj, director general of international cooperation at the health ministry in Gaza. “. Al-Hajj said the building is Gaza’s main Covid-19 testing center. “Anyone can imagine what would happen if we stopped testing,” he said. In addition, war means that thousands of displaced people are now crowded together, which can speed up disease transmission. The 11-day conflict between Israel and Hamas has left more than 250 people dead, the vast majority of them Palestinians. Israel has carried out hundreds of airstrikes against militia targets in Gaza, while Hamas has fired more than 4,000 rockets towards Israel. “The Al-Wehda Carnage” According to the Guardian , Al-Wehda Street, is the main street in the center of Gaza City. At one end of Al-Wehda, Gaza’s largest medical facility, Shifa Hospital, is home to many survivors. Amjed Murtaja, 40 years old, lying on a hospital bed, legs covered with scratches. He said he was in his apartment on the fourth floor of the al-Wehda building when the bomb hit the balcony. “The building shook. My only thought at that time was to get to my wife and children,” he said. Just as Murtaja ran to another room and was just in time to hug his family, a second bomb fell, causing the entire structure to collapse. “We fell together,” he said. People in Beit Hanoun, Gaza return to their homes after the truce. Photo: Anadolu Agency. After landing, Murtaja’s hand was sandwiched between patches of cotton wool. They were stuck for about four hours, before neighbors and rescuers dug down and pulled them out. His wife Suza broke her back. In the same building, several members of the Al-Auf family, including one of Gaza’s most famous doctors, once the head of the anti-Covid-19 task of Shifa hospital, also died. Mr Murtaja said that while he was trapped, he could hear the screams of neighbors who were also trapped in the rubble like himself. Murtaja’s wife, Suza, is in the same hospital, but in a different women’s ward. Lying in an IV hospital bed, she said that after the sudden tremor, she was disoriented and at first thought she had been knocked over by a cupboard. One hand was stuck, the other hand held the phone and turned on the light, only to find that the building had collapsed. During the four hours she was trapped, she tried to coax her 2-year-old to sleep, but debris kept falling and waking him up. Israel said Thursday’s attack on Al-Wehda was aimed at destroying a vast network of tunnels it called the “Metro”, because it believed Hamas was hiding its military resources. The military said it had no intention of knocking down the building. So far, there has not been any clear evidence that Hamas is hiding what is in this tunnel system. The shelling on Al-Wehda Street was the deadliest attack in Gaza in the 11-day Israeli-Hamas conflict. Photo: AP. Nearly a week after the attack, a sign was erected in front of the building, bearing the names of those who died and the words “Al-Wehda massacre”. It was considered one of the deadliest attacks in Gaza in the 11-day Israeli-Hamas conflict, claiming the lives of 42 people. According to the United Nations, violence in Gaza has destroyed nearly 260 buildings. 53 schools, 6 hospitals and 11 health care centers were damaged. Nearly 80,000 people are displaced in the region, and about 800,000 have little access to tap water. The strip’s two million residents live inside what they call the “world’s largest prison,” with unemployment rates over 50%, health care systems collapsing, water sometimes poisoned and power is cut off continuously. Gaza Strip in ruins as seen from satellite Satellite images show the severity of damage in the Gaza Strip during more than 10 days of intense fighting.

This hacker organization has received ransom from many victims. This shows that data ransom attacks have become a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Bitcoin is increasingly preferred by criminal organizations Earlier this month, Colonial Pipeline suffered a severe attack that forced the company to shut down nearly all of its fuel system supplying the southeastern states of the United States. The FBI confirmed the crime was DarkSide, a cybercrime organization believed to be located in Eastern Europe. Last week, it was reported that Colonial had agreed to pay $ 5 million to DarkSide (in bitcoin) for the data recovery password. Recently, the CEO of the company confirmed this information. DarkSide operates like a business. This group develops malicious code to crack and steal the target’s data, then trains partners, the partners continue to train the hackers. When hackers use this malicious code to carry out successful missions, DarkSide will receive a percentage of those successful attacks. In March 2021, when it announced a new software that can crack data faster than before, DarkSide even released a press release and invited reporters to interview. Hackers often demand ransom in virtual currency. London-based blockchain analytics firm Elliptic has identified a bitcoin wallet that DarkSide uses to receive ransoms from victims. On May 14, London-based blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said it had identified a bitcoin wallet used by DarkSide to collect ransoms from victims. That same day, Intel 471 security researchers said DarkSide closed after losing access to its servers and when the organization’s virtual currency wallets were empty. According to Elliptic, DarkSide and other affiliates of this organization have collected at least $90 million in bitcoin ransoms, and they receive funds through 47 different digital wallets. “To our knowledge, this analysis includes all payments to DarkSide,” said Tom Robinson, Elliptic co-founder and chief scientist. However, there may be other undetected transactions, so this $90 million figure should be considered the lowest limit.” Also according to Elliptic’s research, DarkSide’s bitcoin wallet was holding $5.3 million in cryptocurrency before it was all withdrawn last week. There are some rumors that these bitcoins have been seized by the US government. Of the $90 million ransom, $15.5 million went to the developers of DarkSide and $74.7 million to affiliates. Much of that is being sent to cryptocurrency exchanges and thereby converted into fiat. Bitcoin is increasingly preferred by criminal organizations as crypto traders do not reveal their identities. However, because the digital ledger that underpins bitcoin is public, researchers can keep track of where these funds are going.

This is not the only money making app with the only sign of fraud. Before that, many apps (apps) made money, paid high interest, but after mobilizing a large amount of money, the app crashed and hugged the money away. Although the media constantly warns, even many people realize the risks, knowing well that the applications have signs of fraud, but still intentionally participate. Invitation to join online applications of unknown origin. “After the app crashed, we set up a lawsuit association to bring the law. Play and make money again. Currently a lot of people still head on to remove, “said the participant of the Pchome application. “There are people who put in money again and return the order, making money like that, but they don’t know,” said another Pchome participant. Rush in to remove, but if you want to remove faster, more then have to invite, attract new participants to enjoy commissions. The new “luck” cycle continues. In that cycle, even if you quickly get your leg out, there are relatives and friends who stay behind and lose money. “I lost money too. This is a lesson. I make everyone believe it. I apologize to my family, my friends. Sorry for those who come later,” said another Pchome app participant. The apology was said, but the money couldn’t be recovered. According to the lawyer, the applications of making money online are mushrooming. Although the name is different, the sign of fraud is not much different, it is still paying high interest, paying high commission and are all applications of unknown origin, do not know who is the owner. Therefore, if the participants are still not sane, still have the thought of “eating a lot”, they will forever be victims of fraudulent applications. “Although I lost it in this app, I know, but when I see the newly released app ready to jump right in to hope its rotation faster, I can take it back, pull other people in. It’s called” cannibalism. each other “. Round after round. Actually it is still just an app, change name only, paste a different name, basically unchanged”, Lawyer Nguyen The Truyen, Director of the Company Law on partnership Thien Thanh, said. Although they lose money in this app, when they see a new app, players are ready to rush in with the hope of removing the gauze. According to the lawyer, the chances of a participant getting money back for a fraudulent application are very low, because the transaction takes place on the network, when the application is down, all data is deleted. It is difficult to determine where the money is going and who is the owner in the end. If someone still hopes to get money back from new unknown applications, chances are they will still fall victim to the “double” money for the second and third time and just a good bait for scammers. (According to VTV)

Hoang Van Hai is from Nghe An and is a pure farmer. He used to study Construction – Vinh University, his biggest passion is photography. Hai loves to take pictures, and can sit for hours to edit the pictures he has taken.

About 4 years ago, because of her passion for “virtual life”, photography and photo editing, Hai did research on Google about good photo-editing applications and downloaded all of them for research.

Hoang Van Hai is called the “witch” VSCO photo editing app

“After a few days of groping about VSCO as the most interesting application, some people used it at that time. I started researching VSCO, edited photos with some free filters in VSCO, then found it. understand to use all of this application’s filters, “Hai said.

Hai tinkered around on photo editing groups for many days to get a VSCO account that can use the entire filter. After a period of photo editing, he fell in love with this application and learned the mechanism to create VSCO accounts that unlock all filters.

“After learning and doing it, I give those accounts to my friends to use virtual life, have beautiful pictures. I join photo groups, give free accounts to everyone and I get free photo editing for everyone. After a period of stable interaction on personal facebook with everyone, I started a business with VSCO application “, Mr. Hai said.

VSCO is now a famous image editing application that many people choose to use, especially young people. Each photo filter has custom tools such as contrast, brightness, color hue, and many other options … to help you create colorful “magic” art images.

Had intended to stop

In order to have success and be known as much by young people as today, Hoang Hai has gone through very difficult times. Starting a business from nothing, no capital, no knowledge, experience is just a few small businesses.

Initially, when he intended to switch his direction through the photo editing app business, Hoang Hai said he was worried, but still believed that he would be successful by this way.

When asked about the things that make it sometimes falter, Hoang Hai did not hesitate to share: “Yes, I did. My first year of work was very smooth, but in 2017, my facebook was shut down, and lost. The group created. My Facebook at that time was locked continuously, just opened it was shut down. ”

From 2020 recently, photo editing application has been sold by many sellers and competition. At that time it was very difficult, it seemed that everything had to be stopped, Hai group trusted that his friends to manage it were also taken away.

“After a long time I have regained a stable facebook so far. I start over by creating a new group and building from scratch with my current group.”

Hoang Hai brand – VSCO

Hai said he has created his own group for everyone to learn together. Group currently has more than 500 thousand members. In particular, he also released new extremely unique effects at VSCO.

In 2019, with the Lightroom application (professional digital photo editing and processing software), Mr. Hai has researched and created new effects to share with everyone. From the effects that he creates, gets bought by users and even hires him to edit photos, he earns more money from trading those effects.VSCO is also voted by Apple as one of the best apps. on the user’s iPhone. Among the photo capture and editing apps currently on the App Store, VSCO has the most downloads on iPhone. This is an app that can be downloaded and used for free.

In addition, Hai also shared that she has been cooperating with young people at home and abroad, training them in the business of professional photo editing applications.

The current success that Hoang Van Hai has is thanks to his quick ability to grasp opportunities and accumulate personal experience. In particular, he regularly updates new applications, following people’s needs, especially young people.