Canadian banks hacked, thieves demand $1 million in Ripple [XRP] as ransom

By cineramaMay 30, 2018Ripple

Canadian banks BMO and Simplii were the target of a hack attack earlier today, as the thieves stole the personal information of a combined 90,000 customers. The hackers demanded […]

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Canadian banks hacked, thieves demand $1 million in Ripple [XRP] as ransom

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