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A white hat would not have used a real bitcoin address in the message. This was a gray hat, at best. I'm curious if anyone actually fell for the scam. Consider
by SmokeyHamster 6y ago
A white hat would not have used a real bitcoin address in the message. This was a gray hat, at best. I'm curious if anyone actually fell for the scam.
Considering the millions of people who follow the collective accounts effected, even if 1% were stupid enough to be dupped (and yet know how transfer bitcoin), that might have been quite a windfall for the hacker.
- cosmojg 6y ago> Within the first hours of the attack, people were duped into sending more than $118,000 to the hackers.