>bitfinex hackers stored private keys on public cloud drive
Bitfinex hackers stored private keys on public cloud drive
Colton Bell
Juan Morris
Dios mio
Mason Nelson
holy FUCK LMAO
Nicholas Hernandez
>women
not even once
Brayden Hughes
The one place no one thought to look.
Thomas Walker
They were encrypted. They got busted trying to cash out some BTC because they didn't use a VPN and the feds own everything.
Isaiah Howard
like not even in a keepass file?? Plain text???
Jaxson Jackson
I will never stop laughing about this. How can you be so clueless about the open nature of the internet after stealing such a hefty amount? I also found it humorous that they tried to wash their trade with Monero. Clueless retards.
Xavier Rogers
It probably doesn't matter as they were onto them for some time now, they just wanted to recover as much of the BTC as possible.
Logan Reed
>the arrested couple sent the stolen bitcoin to a Virtual Currency Exchange that sells prepaid gift cards in exchange for BTC.
>they used the gift card to purchase personal items that were delivered to their home address
How do such retarded people come into possession of so much money.
Nathan Young
Cab I get tldr on how the feds catched up to them
Easton Walker
So how did they crack the encryption? Seems like they ran quantum computers on the kike files for a whole year.
They purposefully let them be free until they cracked it and then arrested them? What if they couldn't crack it or the files didn't have the keys but was just his shemale collection?
Sebastian Walker
interested to see what the guy's defense is if anything. its clear his bitch didn't hack anything, but its also possible he didn't either
Jayden Edwards
key clue may have come from the 2017 bust of an underground digital market used to launder a portion of the funds. U.S. officials said some of the money was transferred to AlphaBay, an anything-goes version of eBay hosted on the dark web.
When the site was taken down, it likely allowed authorities to access AlphaBay's internal transaction logs and connect them to a cryptocurrency account in Lichtenstein's name, according to digital currency tracking company Elliptic.
Court documents do not accuse Lichtenstein and Morgan of the hack itself; officials declined to say if the pair are suspected of stealing the money.
Justin Hernandez
some of the theories say he might have bought hot coins for a discount, which sounds plausible if it wasn't for the fact that it was 120,000 of them.
John Scott
parallel construction and then cutting a partial deal for his password is my guess. that or the guy who doesn't seem too bright might have reused a password.
Gabriel Richardson
Isaiah White
Gotta keep in mind they were 'only' worth less than 100mil 5 years ago. I'd happily trade 100 dirty mils for a clean 10.
Adam Long
90% is way too much off the top though, and 10m for those coins is more than they managed to liquidate from that 120k
Isaiah Lopez
classic
Chase Thomas
Do we know it was encrypted? The thing i read was that leo served warrant on the cloud provider who turned over the data if the data was encrypted using cloud tools well..game over.