Explained
There have been many devastating exchange hacks, with billions of dollars lost. But security flaws remain – meaning it pays to be picky choosing a platform.
Follow up
Four years after the collapse, the hacked exchange has more money than it owes to its victims.
As the number of Bitcoin-related ransomware grows, how can the average Joe protect himself from such cyber threats?
Bithumb announces that it will pay each affected client 100,000 Korean Won, which is equivalent to around $86.50, after the recent hacking incident.
Alleged leaked database containing 4,929,090 Gmail email addresses and related passwords was dumped on a Russian Bitcoin Security Forum.
Alleged hacker compromises Satoshi Nakamoto's email account and says to divulge Bitcoin's creator identity details if 25 BTC bounty is fulfilled.
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