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Or you could just read the last line of the article first:

don’t download or open any suspicious email or install any 3rd party software from an unknown vendor

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Christopher Tozzi, who does not write code, but just looks at it, said:

Here are some guidelines that are almost universally accepted

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Nelek wrote:

And I am sure that will make a big difference to someones life style

Ars Technica:

Grant's presentation, entitled "Discovery of Quasi-Prime Numbers: What Does this Mean for Encryption," was based on a paper called "Accurate and Infinite Prime Prediction from a Novel Quasi-PrimeAnalytical Methodology." That work was published in March of 2019 through Cornell University's arXiv.org by Grant's co-author Talal Ghannam—a physicist who has self-published a book called The Mystery of Numbers: Revealed through their Digital Root as well as a comic book called The Chronicles of Maroof the Knight: The Byzantine. The paper, a slim five pages, focuses on the use of digital root analysis (a type of calculation that has been used in occult numerology) to rapidly identify prime numbers and a sort of multiplication table for factoring primes.