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Shadows Over Digital Marketplaces
A silent wave of attacks reshapes the boundaries of online trust.
Devona Green Jordan
October 30, 2025
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🛒Interesting Tech Fact:
In the earliest days of e-commerce, before online payment gateways existed, one of the first digital transactions occurred in 1994 when a CD of Sting’s Ten Summoner’s Tales was sold through a rudimentary encryption protocol known as NetMarket—a system that predated SSL. The transaction was not only the birth of secure online shopping but also introduced the concept of encrypted credit card transfer over a public network. Few realize that this obscure experiment—carried out by a small group of developers in New Hampshire—laid the groundwork for the global digital economy we depend on today, shaping how every modern checkout button functions.
