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Rechtsstreit zwischen Mafia und Camorra

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By Peter M. Wahl
| overton-magazin.de
ICC-Gebäude in Den Haag. : Vysotsky/CC BY-SA-4.0 Zum Konflikt um den Internationalen Strafgerichtshof. Am 13. Juli kündigte US-Außenminister Rubio eine Kampagne gegen den Internationalen Strafgerichtshof (IStGH bzw. ICC) in Den Haag an, weil dieser eine Bedrohung für die USA sei. Die Institution soll demontiert („dismantle“) werden. Ganz neu war das nicht.
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Oracle Key Vault is now available on Oracle Database Appliance

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By Peter M. Wahl
| Oracle
Most organizations already encrypt their sensitive data, but encryption alone is not enough to stop a breach. In many real-world incidents, the weak point is not encryption but key management: how keys are generated, stored, shared, accessed, and monitored over their lifecycle. If attackers gain access to an unprotected or poorly managed key, they can decrypt everything. That is why robust, centralized key management is just as critical as strong encryption.
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From ferromagnetic semiconductor to antiferromagnetic metal in epitaxial CrxTey monolayers - npj Quantum Materials

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By Brendan Edwards, Liam Trzaska, Peter M. Wahl, Naina Kushwaha
| Nature Verified
Abstract Chromium ditelluride, CrTe2, is an attractive candidate van der Waals material for hosting 2D magnetism. However, how the room-temperature ferromagnetism of the bulk evolves as the sample is thinned to the single-layer limit has proved controversial. This, in part, reflects its metastable nature, vs. a series of more stable self-intercalation compounds with higher relative Cr:Te stoichiometry.
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