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Makaut Buddy, a notes-sharing platform for university students, faced challenges in managing user uploads securely. This article explains how implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) using Permit.io solved the issue, ensuring only authorized users can upload content, thereby enhancing the platform's security.

RGB++ Layer is an upgraded concept from the __[RGB++ protocol. It extends isomorphic binding, smart contract capabilities, and bridgeless cross-chain functionality to all UTXO chains. RGB++ Layer will introduce a brand new asset issuing model called Initial Bitcoin Offering (IBO)

Dr. Craig Wright's bitcoin.exe document, purportedly from January 2009, is alleged to be a forgery by COPA. The document shows signs of hex-editing and backdating, casting doubt on Wright's claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto.

A document claimed by Dr. Wright to be an early Bitcoin source code flowchart is alleged to be a forgery. COPA's analysis highlights inconsistencies such as backdating and metadata manipulation, casting doubt on Dr. Wright's assertion of being Satoshi Nakamoto.

Two C++ source code documents claimed to be early Bitcoin models by Dr. Wright are alleged to be forgeries. COPA's analysis points to the use of libraries not available until 2011 and document manipulation, suggesting the documents were backdated to support Dr. Wright’s claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto.

A document dated December 2008, purported to be a precursor to the Bitcoin White Paper, is alleged to be forged. Evidence indicates it is an altered version of a 2017 paper by Dr. Wright, with embedded timestamps and references inconsistent with the claimed date. COPA asserts that Dr. Wright backdated and tampered with the document to support his claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto.