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They weren't really credentials, but keys. Pop those into any compatible wallet and you control the money now. If someone had put the key in the URL field (bec
by smeej 4y ago
They weren't really credentials, but keys. Pop those into any compatible wallet and you control the money now.
If someone had put the key in the URL field (because there is no corresponding URL because it's not a credential), and the URL field was unencrypted, that could account for it.
- isthisthingon99 4y agoI suspect people use secure notes to store crypto keys.
- smeej 4y agoYou would hope, but I've been working in customer/technical support in the crypto industry since early 2017. People are not remotely as careful as you would expect (and hope for) them to be.