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I'm guessing that means his storage wallet wasn't BIP38 encrypted. There's a lesson there, even if we are learning it from a drug dealer.
by Sir_Substance 8y ago
I'm guessing that means his storage wallet wasn't BIP38 encrypted. There's a lesson there, even if we are learning it from a drug dealer.
- quickthrower2 8y agoIndeed, it wouldn't surprise me if cryptolocker or it's ilk will look for bitcoin (etc.) private keys while it's doing it's evil stuff from your PC. So physical access is not a requirement. To some extent one should assume everything on your PC could be accessed by a criminal (like your house... which is why people buy safes)