Yeah it's not totally unlike people who consider learning that they've been hacked is worth more than $x and so, even if they're not into cryptocurrencies, they leave the equivalent of $x on their computer in a "software wallet", in an obvious place.
It's not a guaranteed you'll know you've been hacked, but it's still quite a flag to leave.
Yeah it's not totally unlike people who consider learning that they've been hacked is worth more than $x and so, even if they're not into cryptocurrencies, they leave the equivalent of $x on their computer in a "software wallet", in an obvious place.
It's not a guaranteed you'll know you've been hacked, but it's still quite a flag to leave.
TIL! this is cool