Topic: Being held for ransom (Read 1399 times)
bitcoin is not myth, it doesn't work on some areas
Denial of service at an individual level would be a possibility under the Bitcoin protocol.
Bitcoin marketing:
"As long as you aren't targeted, your transaction will probably go through".
Targeted by 100% of miners. Seriously? No. Bitcoin marketing:
"As long as you aren't targeted, your transaction will probably go through".
it is the Beaty of such kind of anonymous cryptocurrency. Difficulty for individuals to hack the fund based on any info found on the social network or anywhere else even they can monitor the fund.
Denial of service at an individual level would be a possibility under the Bitcoin protocol.
Bitcoin marketing:
"As long as you aren't targeted, your transaction will probably go through".
Bitcoin marketing:
"As long as you aren't targeted, your transaction will probably go through".
One must remember miners have an approval process. I do not know how that works, but would appear to be a collusion possibility on certain transfers.
its opposite in bitcoin. A lot of hackers and blackmailers, use bitcoins to ask for ransom, rather than it being good for people to stay away from ransom asking people.
I suppose it depends upon your definition of ransom. I believe bitcoin shows great promise in combating ransom. Are you only considering it extortion when non-institutionalized groups participate in the act of ransom? My point is, Bitcoin does solve this problem to some extent.
Most people don't really understand this perspective, so I will try to explain.
The person held for ransom is not physically incarcerated. Their social ties are severed while the victim is monitored to locate source of funds. Then those sources are drained using hacking and other means.
My point is, Bitcoin does solve this problem to some extent.
The person held for ransom is not physically incarcerated. Their social ties are severed while the victim is monitored to locate source of funds. Then those sources are drained using hacking and other means.
My point is, Bitcoin does solve this problem to some extent.
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