Crypto Theft: Loopscale Hackers Agree To Return Stolen $5.8 Million — For A P...

Crypto Theft: Loopscale Hackers Agree To Return Stolen $5.8 Million — For A P...

A cryptocurrency exchange reached an agreement with cybercriminals who hacked into millions, marking increased security issues in the digital currency industry. Loopscale revealed on April 28 that the attackers involved in a recent $5.8 million heist committed to returning the majority of the stolen money in return for a reward payment. Related Reading: Bitcoin Goes […]


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