billharrison

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   by billharrison 9y ago

   This definitely wasn't targeted. Check here - https://intel.malwaretech.com/botnet/wcrypt/?t=24h&bid=all
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   by billharrison 9y ago

   I've never seen a case where outsourcing of general-purpose IT things saves money over the long-term. It might make the budget look better for a year or two. Which, I think, is the motivation for a lot of the people making decisions to
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   by billharrison 9y ago

   I can't speak for a current safe limit, but it isn't very hard to transfer funds between various cryptocurrencies. Tumbling is not secure with a large amount of coins. All you have to do is monitor all transactions and figure out
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   by billharrison 9y ago

   That's assuming the attacker doesn't know how to launder the coins. It is not very hard.
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   by billharrison 9y ago

   Because people still use USB drives to copy information to airgapped computers. It is easier than the alternatives.
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   by billharrison 12y ago

   Sadly, no.
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   by billharrison 13y ago

   No matter who they wrote this article about, a family did get doxxed and they do have the last name Nakamoto. I don't see this as a confirmation from Gavin. Has he said anything about this since that tweet?
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   by billharrison 13y ago

   Happy Petrov day, everyone. I thought I was the only one that recognized this holiday. Thanks, Omegant.