Hackers Have Stolen $1.1B in Crypto YTD, Carbon Black Report Says

News	2018-6-11 17:36

Hackers have stolen over $1.1 billion worth of crypto this year, according to Carbon Black. Most of the attacks, 24, took place in the US.

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