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Digitpol's Chairman, Mr Martin Coyne is due to attend the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group 2018 Annual Meetings, which will take place in Bali, Indonesia, from October 8-14,...

Digitpol launches its GPU Acceleration Password Breaker & Recovery Service

Digitpol's CEO, Martin Coyne files the 1st of a kind vehicle cybersecurity solution that runs on blockchain. The filed patent consists of a solution designed solely for German vehicles that are connected online to OEM's and industry partners. The solution will be presented in November 2018.

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