Business Sep 20, 2018
¥6.7 billion in digital money stolen from Osaka firm
by Kazuaki Nagata
Hackers gained unauthorized access to the exchange’s hot wallets, which are less secure and where funds are held for immediate transactions.
¥6.7 billion in digital money stolen from Osaka firm
Hackers gained unauthorized access to the exchange’s hot wallets, which are less secure and where funds are held for immediate transactions.
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