honestly yes, but for now it looks like some hackers are just targetting the markets with a low trust or just a new market
i never heard about hacking to private wallet, most of it hacking at the exchanges.
that's why i just deposit with a low amount and withdrawall all in if i know i would use it for a long time
Topic: Are you afraid of hackers? - page 161. (Read 10474 times)
We must adhere to the elementary rules how not to become a target for hackers. We can protect ourselves from them if we are careful!
You know, hackers have stollen billions of dollars from simple debit cards we all hold. It has been our reality since the very first plastic card was emitted by a bank. So it is no surprise that the same things happen to crypto wallets.
People should use safer browsing habit and along with that should diversify their bitcoin and altcoin holdings in as many places as possible.
Exchanges, online wallets and hot wallets in gambling sites.
If you are not using it regularly, you can just export the private key in encrypted form and remove every trace of its existence.
Exchanges, online wallets and hot wallets in gambling sites.
If you are not using it regularly, you can just export the private key in encrypted form and remove every trace of its existence.
Recently Bloomberg posted the information that it took hackers less than 10 years to steal over 14% of all existing Bitcoins and Ethereum from the wallets of their holders. The total sum they have stolen is more than $1,2 billion! How to protect yourself from hackers attacks? Are you afraid of this stuff?
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