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    Es gibt einen groß angelegten Angriff in der Lieferkette, bösartige Nutzlast, indem sie krypto-Adressen stillschweigend austauschen, um Spenden zu stehlen.

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    1. DeviMon1 on

      This is why you should always triple check addresses before sending anything

    2. No-Elephant-Dies on

      Back to good old meticulous verification of Every. Single. Character. before approving shit… sigh

    4. Calm_Voice_9791 on

      Holy crap, there is no telling how many apps are affected by the malware… 1B downloads is insane

    10. schnapps91038 on

      Chances are you will get hacked if you sell your crypto today. You know what to do 😉

      NFA

    11. helmetdeep805 on

      Glad I only receive bitcoin and never send any to anybody….no paper tiger here!

    14. iamchipdouglas on

      The scale of mining operations is/was enormous at peak… stands to reason that we are at the dawn of similarly enormous undertakings to scam one’s way to riches, especially as mining gets harder and the low hanging fruits get picked

    17. Ilovekittens345 on

      I have a hardware wallet, which shows me the address the transfer is made to so I can compare it to what it’s suppose to be. It’s a trezor caused ledger leaked out their customer database. I bought a bunch of the model T, years ago. I don’t update them either. I feel quite safe.

    18. emyfsh201 on

      With this sort of shit popping up every now and then, crypto is a long way from the mass adoption we all crave for.

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