Quote from: conhela on Today at 07:34:17 PM

Quote from: nedaz503 on Today at 07:23:49 PM

jesus Christ... it's not the first time when I'm hearing this.. and as I can see it's those kinda things often happen to twitter security... sad to hear

I always found it funny how they were trying to frame it as a bitcoin hack, when it absolutely wasn't. But I guess twitter needs to "step up" and defend their own when they screw up this big and btc was a good fall guy. Though anyone with any semblance of understanding of bitcoin could see through their bullshit.

Guess it's worth because there's still lots of cryptoheads that use twitter as a main source of news in the space. Oh well

You don't read correctly because nowhere it's say a Bitcoin hack happened. If you re-read the original post and check the links posted in, you will see mentioned "Twitter hack", there's no point in changing the reality, to create another story of your own...
Even the poster to who you reply says "Twitter hack",the same applies to the company.

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/73567/elliptic-twitter-hack-bitcoin-mixer

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More than 50% of bitcoins from Twitter hack have been sent through mixers, says Elliptic

https://www.elliptic.co/our-thinking/what-does-the-twitterhack-mean-for-crypto-aml

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Over 50% Of The #TwitterHack Bitcoins Have Now Been Sent Through Mixers - What Does That Mean For Crypto AML?