Scammers Net Over $300,000 in Bitcoin “Sextortion” Attack

By cineramaFebruary 22, 2019Bitcoin Business

According to research conducted by UK cyber crime investigation firm Digital Shadows and reported in The Next Web , cyber criminals have managed to generate around $332,000 in Bitcoin […]

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Scammers Net Over $300,000 in Bitcoin “Sextortion” Attack

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