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The bitcoin and cryptocurrency community, fiercely protective of its privacy, has been rocked by a massive data breach that's seen the personal information of over 270,000 bitcoin and cryptocurrency users published online.
The data, stolen from popular France-based bitcoin and cryptocurrency hardware wallet Ledger in a July hack, was last week published on RaidForums, a marketplace for buying, selling, and sharing hacked information.
The data, stolen from popular France-based bitcoin and cryptocurrency hardware wallet Ledger in a July hack, was last week published on RaidForums, a marketplace for buying, selling, and sharing hacked information.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2020/12/23/massive-hack-exposes-bitcoins-greatest-weakness
There you have it: another great clickbait attempt. If Ledger does not know how to handle sensitive users data what does this have to do with bitcoin weaknesses?
That is not some bitcoin weakness
When the Banking giants such as 'Bank of america' or 'wells fargo' gets hacked FIAT is not to blame but when ledger got hacked right way BTC to be blamed? Fair deal isn't it?
Pathetic attempt to defame BTC which won't be successful!
