CryptoRush support worker leaks inside info
CryptoRush support worker DogeyMcDoge leaked inside information on the exchange. He included this screenshot as proof of the troubles CryptoRush is facing. Big stories often take some time to emerge. When they see the light, it's usually just the tip of the iceberg. Mt. Gox was like this and CryptoRush is just the same. Another leak appeared today, this time from one of the exchange's support workers. One month of hacking. DogeyMcDoge has been working for CryptoRush since late February. When looking back on his first month, it's clear that this was an exciting job to say the least. In only....
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