Crack the Code 2.0

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Across
  1. 3. Technology that peruses upon the make-up of genes, DNAs, their mapping, structure, etc.
  2. 5. This clandestine online realm is often accessed through specialized browsers, with content hidden from traditional search engines.
  3. 6. Cylindrical shaped items must be kept upright and any single item should touch exactly 3 items. Get the minimum number of items required for this configuration.
  4. 8. Alon has got 5 new rocket boosters (all have been used at least once), 2 of which have been used same number of times and are of the same company and the other 3 have been used different number of times and they are of another company. The total number of times the boosters have been used is same for each company; so is the sum of the squares of the no. of times they individually have been used. Alon will reject the set of rocket boosters if any one of the 5 boosters have been used more than 9 times. Find the solution set showing the maximum number of times each booster has been used and get the sum of all the 5 numbers.
  5. 10. Decoding a hidden message requires embracing the strategy of an ancient Roman's linguistic escapade.
Down
  1. 1. Where data dances in digital mist, servers perform a hidden ballet, and connectivity rains down like a silent storm in the vast expanse of the technological sky.
  2. 2. An architectural style that structures an application as a collection of small, independently deployable services.
  3. 4. A deliberate act of making a defensive cloak for software secrets.
  4. 7. A neurotechnology company that focuses on developing brain–machine interface (BMI) technologies.
  5. 9. Despite the buzzing name, this enigmatic group declares, "I am not an insect." Instead, it's a clandestine collective leaving cybersecurity experts scratching their heads.