🔒 Closed H@cker s†éáls $1 million in crypto from silicon valley exec

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There’s a whole new wave of cybercrime that has been inspired by the mobile-first nature of cryptocurrency wallet storage through platforms like Coinbase and Gemini.

Called “SIM swapping,” the fraud is done when a h@cker first impersonates his victim while calling the relevant wireless provider to prompt the transfer of the victim’s current cell phone number to a new sim card owned by the h@cker. This enables the h@cker to gain access to victim’s information, apps and more importantly, access to their SMS to gain secure access codes to financial platforms.

This was exactly what happened when 21-year old Nicholas Truglia allegedly h@cked San Francisco resident and Silicon Valley executive Robert Ross on October 26, gaining access to Ross’ Coinbase and Gemini accounts to s†éál more than $1 million in cryptocurrency.
 
Lumabas pangalan niya, so nahuli? Or alias lang din?
Di pa ata nahuli ma'am masyadong magaling tong taong to hahaha
Officials obtained a warrant and searched Truglia's 42nd Street high-rise in Manhattan last week, they told CNBC. They were able to recover $300,000 from a computer hard drive. But the rest of the missing money may be tough to track down.
 
Bago pa lang iyang phone banking/wallet mag improve pa yan, mukhang simple social engineer häçk ginawa nya.

Dapat kasi pre-ρáíd sim or separate sim nya for banking at for social use.
 
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