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slashdot
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Islamic State Turns To NFTs To Spread Terror Message
A simple digital card praising Islamist militants for an attack on a Taliban position in Afghanistan last month is the first known nonfungible token created and disseminated by a terrorist sympathizer, according to former senior U.S. intelligence officials. From a report: It is a sign that Islamic State and other terror groups may be preparing to use the emerging financia ... ⌘ Read more
prologic
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@slashdot Oh come on! 🤦‍♂️ Seriously, aren't NFTs just a complete joke?! 😂
prologic
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@slashdot Oh come on! 🤦‍♂️ Seriously, aren't NFTs just a complete joke?! 😂
thecanine
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@prologic The malicious use is one of the things NETs are actually good for, as these tokens can't ever be fully deleted* from your wallets history.

So if someone has a public wallet, you can send them tokens with their address or other things they don't want public and it'll just be there forever, visible to everyone.

*the "art" "attached to" them can, the tokens themselves cannot