[FYI] BitPay Hacked, 5 000 Bitcoins Stolen

Started by testz, September 17, 2015, 06:45:52 PM

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Stan

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I think dynamic account permissions are Graphenes greatest feature. Even beyond price stable cryptocurrencies.
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Murderistic

Quote from: puppies on September 17, 2015, 08:35:29 PM
Ridiculous.  Transferring that kind of money with only email confirmation is almost asking to get ripped off.

Congrats to a very rich Nigerian prince!

puppies

Ridiculous.  Transferring that kind of money with only email confirmation is almost asking to get ripped off. 
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nice standards at bitpay. someone should send them a PGP for dummies.

would never trust them after this incident.
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Ander

Those coins being dumped probably contributed to the early January crash.
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JA


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No one hacks computers anymore. People are much easier.

hadrian

The article has a misleading title.
Essentially, it seems the CEO of BitPay manually transferred the bitcoins. Someone had hacked the CFO's email account and used that to request the CEO to carry out the transfers.
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