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June 11, 2020, 05:47:19 AM |
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Isn't it natural? I mean, they now have a medium in which they can potentially actually run off with the money without being traced. Imagine if they still used mediums such as asking them to pay via paypal to a certain account, the numbers could be traced, just ask the paypal service, and you can slowly identify where and who the owner is. Bitcoin on the other hand has this option for you to completely run away without being even seen. Sure, wallets could be identified but that's its limit. It can't really identify the person involved.
Additionally though, stealing in cryptocurrency doesn't necessarily mean that the blockchain was hacked. It was more like exchanges were hacked and a few people ignorant of hardware wallets stored their entire fortune of crypto in there, leading to pretty much it being stolen. Also, if you were going to make more such videos, present facts, WITH sources. It lacks a lot of information imo, and is just a topic that is circling around and around without going anywhere.
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June 11, 2020, 05:52:43 AM |
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It's a normal hacking attack for the hackers they are now attacking those big companies or corporations so they could have more money than before. Hackers are always there when we are talking about money, they are so knowledgeable about that thing which they can access some big company's secret information and money. I really don't understand those people who have so much knowledge, they can use their knowledge in some good ways that can earn money as well, why they are using it for bad things. Even though hacking is easy money, it is still dangerous.
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June 11, 2020, 11:04:32 AM |
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Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin. Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins. View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEsThis is nothing new.The never ending battle against cyber criminals will continue forever. I've seen Youtube videos about call centers located in India,that are acting as a "tech support" and manipulating their victims into downloading remote access software like Teamviewer and gaining access to the victim's desktop.From there,they just login into the victim's bank account and steal everything. Hacking corporations has a different tactic,but those hackers get very advanced. The weak spot of every technology is actually the human factor.If the human factor is reduced(like in blockchain technology)the weak spots are way less and the system is harder to get penetrated. Crypto trading platforms are still centralized,which means that the human factor still play a huge role.
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June 11, 2020, 11:27:56 AM |
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The hackers will always search for another victim, and they will ask for ransom. It is no surprise if they ask bitcoin as the ransom because by using bitcoin, they can hide their identity, and it is difficult to know who they are. If one big company doesn't want to be the next target, they must upgrade their security or at least, and they need to secure their website from the hackers. That company can hire some professional security always to watch and protect the site so the hacker will not have any chance to break into their data.
yes they wont stop . they work round the clock because hackers also want more wealth . its no surprise if hackers are going for btc because of its popularity . btc is also digital so its eaasy to steal or ask for it as a ransom than compare to other form of currencies . upgrading security can help a little , i say only little because i see many old companies with new securities that are still getting hi jacked . its more dangerous now knowing that hackers are now into private large corporations
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June 11, 2020, 11:44:27 AM |
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It's a normal hacking attack for the hackers they are now attacking those big companies or corporations so they could have more money than before. Hackers are always there when we are talking about money, they are so knowledgeable about that thing which they can access some big company's secret information and money. I really don't understand those people who have so much knowledge, they can use their knowledge in some good ways that can earn money as well, why they are using it for bad things. Even though hacking is easy money, it is still dangerous.
What can you expect? They have the ability to enter big companies and corporations that easily. Hackers are always there, they can access your accounts through network when they have to so increase your security and make your passwords long as long as you can. Don't make them easily enter your accounts, always be mindful and careful because they will everything just to steal your information and money. We should not tolerate those wrong doings because people are losing their money in an instant, large corporations are just a big fish if they have access to it.
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June 11, 2020, 12:28:41 PM |
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The hackers will always search for another victim, and they will ask for ransom. It is no surprise if they ask bitcoin as the ransom because by using bitcoin, they can hide their identity, and it is difficult to know who they are. If one big company doesn't want to be the next target, they must upgrade their security or at least, and they need to secure their website from the hackers. That company can hire some professional security always to watch and protect the site so the hacker will not have any chance to break into their data.
If they doesn't have money anymore, they will find another prey to attack. This is how hackers are moving and they are targeting anybody or anything. From exchanges to now large corporations. Since Bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous, the hackers can hide in the shadows easily and can hide their identity that easily. With this, large corporations must upgrade their security system right now. They have many money so they hire and upgrade it and pay them easily.
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June 11, 2020, 12:47:53 PM |
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ransomware is what it is called and this has been around for a while now. The reason why they are targeting large organization is because of paying high reward. This people choose bitcoin as the most of their payment means due to the anonymity nature of the technology. What can safe many of the organization that might be vulnerable is to keep using various security means that are up to date and always carry out scheduled security auditing. For every individual, it important to always crosscheck website before proving your wallet details and also checking crypto addresses before making any transaction.
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June 11, 2020, 12:50:20 PM |
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This happens all the time. Why should I be surprised or angry?
That is for you, because you can't be expected to some people there especially newbie to crypto currency. They will be interested to follow every information given by hackers until they fall to the trap. At least if we try to always give attention and caution the newbies will know that is a hacking/scam attempt and they can avoid it for sure.
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June 11, 2020, 03:12:18 PM |
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Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin. Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins. View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEsThis is nothing new.The never ending battle against cyber criminals will continue forever. I've seen Youtube videos about call centers located in India,that are acting as a "tech support" and manipulating their victims into downloading remote access software like Teamviewer and gaining access to the victim's desktop.From there,they just login into the victim's bank account and steal everything. Hacking corporations has a different tactic,but those hackers get very advanced. The weak spot of every technology is actually the human factor.If the human factor is reduced(like in blockchain technology)the weak spots are way less and the system is harder to get penetrated. Crypto trading platforms are still centralized,which means that the human factor still play a huge role. That is why social engineering type of hacking do exist because we know that humans can really be easily be deceived nor be fooled and that what most hackers trying to do when they can brute force a security system and with this they can still have the chance on accessing or having backdoor due to careless move by a certain person or employee on a specific company/organization etc. Hackers would always exist thats why we should really be serious in terms of security.They are always one step ahead and do also continue to advance in talks of penetrating or hacking into their targets.
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June 11, 2020, 04:03:48 PM |
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Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin. Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins. View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEsI don't see what you mean by 'technology is hackable' because Bitcoin itself surely isn't. It's all about vulnerabilities of other things, such as people storing password unsafely, falling for scam schemes, downloading malware or something similar. I've seen the video, but I don't think it disproves the unhackability of Bitcoin blockchain itself. The company that implements Blockchain introduces vulnerabilities, but it's their vulnerabilities, not those of Blockchain. If it were indeed the case, that video would have way more views and the era of cryptos would be over.
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June 11, 2020, 04:13:00 PM |
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Hackers know large corporations have many weak points and they also have lots of valuable data that can bring down these companies if it gets encrypted. Many large groups or companies do not backup all the data on their computers, they only backup large databases.
These hackers target the data that are not backed up, because they know the companies will pay the ransom if they encrypt that data. Most individuals will lose family videos or holiday pictures and will not pay large amounts of money to get it decrypted.
This is also why hackers are targeting large exchanges, because they can get two things with one hack, namely :
1. Coins 2. Private information that can link people to their other coins.
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June 12, 2020, 05:19:22 AM |
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The hackers will always search for another victim, and they will ask for ransom. It is no surprise if they ask bitcoin as the ransom because by using bitcoin, they can hide their identity, and it is difficult to know who they are. If one big company doesn't want to be the next target, they must upgrade their security or at least, and they need to secure their website from the hackers. That company can hire some professional security always to watch and protect the site so the hacker will not have any chance to break into their data.
yes they wont stop . they work round the clock because hackers also want more wealth . its no surprise if hackers are going for btc because of its popularity . btc is also digital so its eaasy to steal or ask for it as a ransom than compare to other form of currencies . upgrading security can help a little , i say only little because i see many old companies with new securities that are still getting hi jacked . its more dangerous now knowing that hackers are now into private large corporations At least, with the upgrade, their security system can get an update so they will only need to maintain the system, and always scan from the attacking. If they can do that, I think the chance to get another penetrating of the hacker can reduce too. But some company will think that it is no need to upgrade because they are very confident with their system. I think that will not good for them as if they know that technology will always grow, and we don't know what will happen in the future. The hackers will always search for another victim, and they will ask for ransom. It is no surprise if they ask bitcoin as the ransom because by using bitcoin, they can hide their identity, and it is difficult to know who they are. If one big company doesn't want to be the next target, they must upgrade their security or at least, and they need to secure their website from the hackers. That company can hire some professional security always to watch and protect the site so the hacker will not have any chance to break into their data.
If they doesn't have money anymore, they will find another prey to attack. This is how hackers are moving and they are targeting anybody or anything. From exchanges to now large corporations. Since Bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous, the hackers can hide in the shadows easily and can hide their identity that easily. With this, large corporations must upgrade their security system right now. They have many money so they hire and upgrade it and pay them easily. The hackers know that the exchange of making a lot of money, so that attract them to try the security, and they found that the exchange has some bug that they can break to enter to the system or database. They will easy to move anything inside the server because they can go inside without any problem. It is a challenge for the large corporations to keep their security in high priority so the hacker can not enter their site.
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Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin. Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins. View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEsI wonder what was the purpose of you creating this video? how many cases of hack involving Fiat are there? there are thousands of hack cases involving Fiat and in many cases the hack is driven by political issues Honda's global operations hit by cyber-attackin this case of Honda for example I think it must be related to political issues, we cannot put bitcoin as the main preference of hackers when we know that long before bitcoin existed there were already cases of hack involving Fiat.
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TheGreatPython
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June 12, 2020, 04:37:12 PM |
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Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin.
Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins.
There is nothing like shifting targets, these people are targeting every body. They don’t care whether you’re an individual or company, as long as they are able to find a way to break through your computer they are going to do just that. The reason you’re saying this is because you’re seeing more report of them hacking companies and you now feel that they are no longer hacking individuals. So, don’t feel relaxed, everyone should always try to maintain their safety precautions as per prescribed by security experts and avoid anything that will make them a target for hackers. The things you’re meant to do is no longer a new thing, there are already lots of articles online that will teach you how to stay safe; hence I guess I do not need your video. If you have something new, then please let me know here then I will try to watch it ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) .
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