How can people be so good at making money, but yet so clueless about OPSEC? > But after the police knocked on the door on the weatherboard home in June, McIvor

How can people be so good at making money, but yet so clueless about OPSEC? > But after the police knocked on the door on the weatherboard home in June, McIvor handed them the key codes to unlock more than $6m worth of various cryptocurrencies. Ummm, why would he do that? Was he perhaps hoping that they'd go away if he just gave them the money? > Detective Senior Sergeant Keith Kay, the head of the Asset Recovery Unit in the Waikato, said his team became involved after a tip from the Inland [sic] Revenue Service in the United States. > The IRS had received "Suspicious Activity Reports" from PayPal, the online payment service, which tax officials traced to McIvor in New Zealand. > ... > The money was allegedly deposited into his bank accounts from international wire transfers, PayPal, and another online payment service called Stripe. I can't imagine how anyone could think that would work out well.