Quote from: Z-tight on Today at 12:41:46 PM

Quote from: tabas on Today at 10:35:32 AM

And that's why when these breaches happen to them, we're on our own.

Yeah, ledger customers are still attacked through phishing until today, for a data breach that happened in 2020, so that is it, once your personal data is exposed, you surely cannot tell if the attack will ever stop.

That's right but we won't be a victim if we don't entertain those phishing attempts. The emails that we receive that are suspicious, don't give time to them and ignore it as much as we can.

Quote from: Z-tight on Today at 12:41:46 PM

Quote from: tabas on Today at 10:35:32 AM

We have no choice. Most of the dex that we want to choose don't have much volume although there are some of the suggestions from the other forum members that are good to use.

There are people who have accounts in numerous kyc service and i think such people are at a higher risk of having their data exposed to the public. Even if Coinbase had paid this ransom, how could they be sure that the 'hacker' would not still go on to expose the data after receiving the ransom.

Exactly. They will never know if the hacker won't expose those information that they have hacked. It's just a matter of trust for them but are we going to trust these cons that have hacked them? we will never know so, it's possible that our details were already somewhere in hands of another cons.