The number of cybercrime has increased in a worrying way in Venezuela, according to the director of the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigations Corps, Douglas Rico.

During a television interview on November 7, Rico highlighted that cybercriminals use common but improved methods to attract their victims, such as fraudulent messages and phone calls.

The CICPC is working to reduce cybercrime, which, according to the official, has been increasing since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rico warns citizens to be alert to any suspicious call in which they are asked for personal data, bank accounts and other applications, since they could violate their privacy.

If in doubt, Rico advises not to provide information and if you are the victim of a cyberscam, go and file a complaint with the CICPC.

M.Pino

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The Iran-Venezuela Scientific, Technological and Industrial ExpoFair, which ended on Monday, September 19, was the setting for the signing of various agreements between the governments of both countries.

According to information through social networks from the Venezuelan Ministry of Science and Technology, 204 business intentions were signed, focused on strategic sectors such as science, health, telecommunications, transportation and industry, among others.

In its Twitter account, said organization indicated: “The fair left open the business possibilities with the establishment of two receiving offices located in Iran and Venezuela, to continue the work days until the agreements materialize.”

The Minister of Transportation, Ramón Vásquez, declared that four agreements were signed with Iran that will allow the necessary boost to be given to the automotive industry in Venezuela. From the National Urban Transportation Fund Foundation (Fontur), the head of Vladimir Zambrano reported that Venezuela will soon begin the marketing of four vehicles with Iranian technology. Zambrano added that they will begin conversations with the national banking sector to explore the possibilities of granting loans to clients interested in acquiring said vehicles.

For its part, the Sectoral Vice Presidency of Economy highlighted the signing of 19 cooperation agreements between Venezuela and Iran “in the area of ​​services, procurement and financing, development of hydrocarbons and refining, with the goal of strengthening the area of ​​the oil, gas and petrochemical.

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NASA announced the launch of two scientific missions that will aim to study the dynamics of the Sun and the connection of the Earth with its stars and the constantly changing space environment. The Multi-slit Solar Explorer (MUSE) and HelioSwarm missions will provide a “deeper view” of the cosmos and critical information to help safeguard astronauts, satellites, and communication signals like GPS.

NASA’s Thomas Zurbuchen noted that the “MUSE and HelioSwarm mission will provide a new and deeper perspective on the solar atmosphere and space weather,” offering a “unique perspective” on the “mysteries” of the Sun.

Delving into the cosmos

According to information from the US space agency, the MUSE mission will make it easier for scientists to understand the forces that stimulate the “heating of the solar corona and the eruptions in that outer region that are the basis of space weather.” Through this mission it will be possible to observe the extreme ultraviolet radiation of the Sun and capture images with better resolution of the solar transition region and the corona.

The HelioSwarm mission will allow the first multiscale measurements in space of fluctuations in the magnetic field and movements of the solar wind known as solar wind turbulence.  In order to study the turbulence of the solar wind, it is necessary to take measurements of large areas simultaneously and from different points in space, which is why the HelioSwarm mission is designed as a central spacecraft and eight small satellites in joint orbit.

According to Peg Luce, deputy director of NASA’s Heliophysics Division, “the technical innovation of HelioSwarm’s small satellites operating together as a constellation provides the unique ability to investigate turbulence and its evolution in the solar wind.”

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