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- Mei 07, 2018

"He who owns the information, owns the world," W.Churchill

It is difficult not to agree with the statement of a great man, especially since this expression belonged far from Churchill, but it was said by Nathan Rothschild, the founder of the greatest financial empire, two hundred years earlier. The legend says that the brothers Nathan and Jacob Rothschild, having founded, in modern language, a financial and industrial group of enterprises whose main activity was trade on the one hand, and on the other - lending the British government to its allies in their military campaign against the aspiring Napoleon, as well as military supplies to the British army. It is not necessary to say what huge sums they operated at that time. And deliveries under military contracts of the British army, which did not spare money to win over Bonaparte, brought them enormous profits. However, before Waterloo, the economy of the leading European countries was feverish because of the unknown - who will be the winner in this decisive, fateful battle for Europe and the whole world. There was a panic on the stock exchanges in London and Paris - everyone remembered the military genius of Napoleon, and in the event of his victory, the world was waited for by global shocks, modern language: redistribution of income sources, commodity markets, and the military and political influence of the British Empire on a global scale would cease to be dominant.

The Rothschild brothers at that time had a well-coordinated espionage and intelligence network, monitoring both the movement and dislocation of French troops, and the maneuvers of their allies. Information reached the Rothschilds at that time phenomenally fast - except for finance and commerce, the brothers were also interested in a single hobby - breeding postal pigeons. A trained bird with a note attached to the foot could cover up to 1000 km on a summer day, provided good weather and tailwinds, providing the recipient with invaluable information at least a day or two earlier than by courier mail with the fastest horses!

Thanks to pigeons and spies, the Rothschild brothers learned about the victory of the anti-Napoleonic coalition just the day before all the others. Nathan on the London Stock Exchange, and Yakov on the Paris Stock Exchange began to drop and offer shares of the enterprises that belonged to them for a pittance, other bidders, seeing this trend and assuming Napoleon's victory, instantly joined, the trend for a decrease in lightning speedily gained strength, the shares were sold for pennies. The Rothschilds, through their exchange agents, bought them ... A day later the world flew around the news of the defeat of Napoleon, and the brothers, according to various estimates, became owners of the state in the amount of 20 to 40 million pounds sterling - unthinkable at the time the amount equal to recalculated for a later period, the cost of several Alaska, and took possession of significant shares of the British and French economies.

It was then that the famous phrase, attributed to historians Nathan Rothschild, was born: "Who owns the information, he owns the world"!

However, Churchill often resorted to this phrase in an extremely effective manner, and many biographers attribute to it its authorship. Which, in turn, does not make it less great, for he, like no one, understood the value of the most important resource of modernity - information.

The problems of the modern world, for solving which is created by DIW or cyber-crime and the problem of storing information Every day in the world, a huge amount of information is created! Part of it is unique, confidential and of great value. It must be stored in secure places, protecting from unauthorized persons access to avoid theft, distortion or system damage. All these actions are committed by persons aiming to obtain undue benefits from such actions and, as a rule, their activities achieve the goal - more than 75% of enterprises during the global survey suffered and suffered losses from information attacks by fraudsters, and this figure is constantly growing! Victims of hacker attacks are not only private companies, but also huge institutions and even entire states: it's easy to recall the breaking of Pentagon information stores in 2016 or the virus petia, paralyzing in the summer of 2017 entire sectors of the economy of Ukraine and some neighboring European countries.

Cyber-crime in terms of the amount of profit received confidently came out on top among other types of criminal activity. The goal of any cyber-fraud is access to key information. And as modern history shows, no matter how reliable the source of its storage is, systemic criminal activity sooner or later finds a way to use it or, at least, to damage it. And if everything said above is about large companies and organizations having separate information security structures, which, in turn, are allocated considerable budgets and employing highly paid specialists in the field of IT security, the losses of private individuals suffering from cyber fraud is simply irreplaceable. Individuals do not have the resources of large companies to protect important information, being virtually defenseless for cyber-fraudsters.

This is where you should pay attention to the project, which with the help of a decentralized platform will help to keep all confidential information in a safe and secure place.

The DIW project https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2567416 is an excellent solution for combating cyber attacks. In other words, it is a personal personalized identification service that provides its users with easy access to personal confidential data. Thanks to the block system, the data is protected and reliably protected from cyber attacks. Another big plus of the project is the ability to share information reliably and securely. With the help of a personal integrated control system, DIW will help its users to carry out transactions for the transfer and receipt of all types of currencies.

In addition, a world catalog will be created so that all users can use DIW networks to exchange confidential data in different parts of the world.

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