Bitcoin Millionaire Loses $16 Million to a Compromised Wallet and Simple Social Engineering

By cineramaSeptember 18, 2020Bitcoin Business

This brief tale of misfortune shows how unpatched software and letting your guard down – especially when $16 million is on the line – can be all that’s […]

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Bitcoin Millionaire Loses $16 Million to a Compromised Wallet and Simple Social Engineering

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