M mlawson71 Jan 20, 2022 #12 So apparently they lost some 4,600 ETHs, but on top of everything else they initially claimed there was no problem even though users were reporting suspicious activity on their accounts. Maybe if they reacted faster that wouldn't have happened.
So apparently they lost some 4,600 ETHs, but on top of everything else they initially claimed there was no problem even though users were reporting suspicious activity on their accounts. Maybe if they reacted faster that wouldn't have happened.
C Covertibility Jan 20, 2022 #13 From their own website : Crypto.com Security Report & Next Steps "Unauthorised withdrawals totalled 4,836.26 ETH, 443.93 BTC and approximately US$66,200 in other currencies." ----- ----- About $34 million. And it's probably sitting in North Korea.
From their own website : Crypto.com Security Report & Next Steps "Unauthorised withdrawals totalled 4,836.26 ETH, 443.93 BTC and approximately US$66,200 in other currencies." ----- ----- About $34 million. And it's probably sitting in North Korea.
V virtusa Jan 20, 2022 #14 mlawson71 said: So apparently they lost some 4,600 ETHs, but on top of everything else they initially claimed there was no problem even though users were reporting suspicious activity on their accounts. Maybe if they reacted faster that wouldn't have happened. More... I must admit that transfering crypto's goes very fast. But if it would go much slower it would be an advantage for crypto's.... LOL. Pity the transfer goes in the wrong hands.
mlawson71 said: So apparently they lost some 4,600 ETHs, but on top of everything else they initially claimed there was no problem even though users were reporting suspicious activity on their accounts. Maybe if they reacted faster that wouldn't have happened. More... I must admit that transfering crypto's goes very fast. But if it would go much slower it would be an advantage for crypto's.... LOL. Pity the transfer goes in the wrong hands.