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I'm mostly surprised by the number of subscribers > The threat actor exported the blog mailing list email addresses, which was a total of 3759 email addresses.
by chrisandchris 2y ago
I'm mostly surprised by the number of subscribers
> The threat actor exported the blog mailing list email addresses, which was a total of 3759 email addresses.
3700 addresses doesn't seem like that much at all.
- _carbyau_ 2y agoFor the type of attack deployed it was a target rich list though!
- throwaway211 2y agoEthereum might be a load of gas. NFTs are after all just a few hundred NFT influencers reinventing themselves and their pseudonyms for their audience of wannabes.
- yieldcrv 2y agoSeveral things at play here: A) no crypto enthusiast or speculator needs to be subscribed to the ethereum foundation’s blog since 2014, which was 10 years ago for reference. But even then forums and twitter worked well enough for resyndicating news. B) Its more likely they pruned the mailing list multiple times after every bull cycle, asking people if they still wanted to be subscribed to reduce complaints and bounce rates. Crypto bear markets are deep doldrums.
- PretzelPirate 2y agoI've been an Ethereum user since it first launched and I've never been on the mailing list. I suspect that's the case for most of the community. I've never felt like I've missed out on information from not being on it.
- yieldcrv 2y agoI tried to write the same thing but apparently its controversial My best guess is that people need to feel validated that crypto is smaller than its airtime, and that they didn't waste the last decade of their life in an echo chamber of things that went wrong in the space at the exclusion of the things working fine