The internet’s core infrastructure was hacked to steal ethereum from a popular wallet service

By cineramaApril 25, 2018Ethereum

About $150,000 worth of ether was stolen from users of MyEtherWallet yesterday. The attackers apparently used an elaborate scheme to reroute internet traffic to target the popular wallet service.

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The internet’s core infrastructure was hacked to steal ethereum from a popular wallet service

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