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Risk Management.
You've done your due diligence: unique email/pass, 2FA, VPN.
No such thing is "safe".
There are only 2 types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be hacked.
You've done your due diligence: unique email/pass, 2FA, VPN.
No such thing is "safe".
There are only 2 types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be hacked.
And then there are those which are not worth bothering to hack!
I think Cryptopia might pass from all those 3 types eventually!
I was a locksmith for many years before i got into infosec:
The average thief will spend 5 minutes trying to break into a home. If they fail, they move to the next house.
HOWEVER.
If they want to get in - they are going to get in.
The same holds true with crypto.
The e-mail they sent was disgusting. Not even a single apology in it. It's as if they think they did nothing wrong, when their incompetence was extreme. I got the impression from the email that they want to go on as if it's business as usual. And they don't care about the customers. Did anyone else get this impression? I am not going to use cryptopia for any trading.
What should they apologize for?
That some shitty dev made some shitty code that got exploited?
or that you left your coins on an exchange and not in your private wallet?
I think they handled this quite well.
It's called manipulation.
You are watching groups attempt to shake out people in order to amass more at a lower price.
Second oldest trick in the book.
Tip: Put your coins in a wallet and quit looking at the price every 10 minutes. I know it's tough, but the rewards will pay off.
You are watching groups attempt to shake out people in order to amass more at a lower price.
Second oldest trick in the book.
Tip: Put your coins in a wallet and quit looking at the price every 10 minutes. I know it's tough, but the rewards will pay off.
Re: WAVES - Complete Blockchain ecosystem for a token economy
anyone else get a metric fuckload of airdropped spam tokens over the last couple days? They all want you to 'register' on their website. Nice try, shitheads.