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How did we evaded the CIA for the past year? We had better drugs. And the God of Cybersecurity is on our side:)

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Anonymous just declared war on Donald Trump. Here's why Trump may soon have a different view of cybersecurity: https://t.co/u8HdzkQyOj

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Reply to @officialmcafee

Just never give any company your phone number if that number is going to be used to authenticate you. A 12 year old could socially engineer your phone company and take your number from you. It is the simplest of all social engineering hacks. Are you listening @Jack?

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Reply to @marco_peereboom

@marco_peereboom If someone is stupid enough to tell someone their pass ohrase then they need to get out of crypto. If you torture or coerce that person, that is certainly not hacking. You don't need to have a brain to coerce, you only need a gun.

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Reply to @AlexGreatone

@PrinceSupraLTC There is no software or memory on the device. The only thing you CAN hack is the hardware, and the pass phrase iw stored nowhere. Not on a server, not on the device ... nowhere. Nothing you can do to the hardware will get you the pass phrase.

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For all you naysayers who claim that “nothing is unhackable” & who don’t believe that my Bitfi wallet is truly the world’s first unhackable device, a $100,000 bounty goes to anyone who can hack it. Money talks, bullshit walks. Details on https://t.co/ATFaxwUzQC

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Reply to @binance

@binance_2017 @cz_binance Just some questions please: Planned outages are usually announced to a company's user base well in advance. The surprise aspect of yours concerns me. Next, there are screen images - possibly photoshopped - from different people that appear to indicate a hack. Can you comment?

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International Business Times will no longer publish my views on cybersecurity because I trash the current Antivirus paradigm. My response: https://t.co/RkevaKKNcZ

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The IOT.... do you believe me now? Pornhub on a refrigerator. What, in our current cybersecurity paradigm, accounts for this? https://t.co/po5MezPjzJ

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There is nothing safe in the current cybersecurity paradigm. https://t.co/zkPBqX9A8w

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For those who wonder how my new Bitfi wallet could be 100% safe and "unhackable"- thats because there is nothing to hack! Bitfi is a major breakthrough and only way to secure your crypto with true confidence. See the difference and get one today at https://t.co/ATFaxwUzQC

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Does the Chinese hack mean we're fucked? No. It's an incomprehensible spider's web. Spy on spy on spy. Given the certainty of disinformation in this mix, no-one has a fucking clue about what's really happening. We know how to unravel this. Blockchain magic. Stay tuned.

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@BtcpNH You are right. No super computer, no quantum process, not the world"s greatest team of master hackers, could ever, under any circumstances, hack this wallet. It is based on a new paradigm that the cyber security world has not yet encountered. When you understand it you will see

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Reply to @bitcoinkaiser

@blogzap_ Hiw in the hell are you going to get that device into the user's hands? Hijack the UPS truck delivering the product? Steal it from him, hack it, and get it back to him without the user knowing it? Please sir. Ket's stay in the realm of practicality.

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I am tempted constantly. However, with my reputation it is certain to be taken incorrectly. At my age, Jail beds are hurting my back. https://t.co/1j5l5f3vIY

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Reply to @jp_hikes

@jpd123 @cybergibbons @cryptosuits This is not a God Damned war. This asshole claimed he can hack it. I am simply giving him the fucking opportunity. If he's afraid, he can surround himself with as many friends as he wants Wake the fuck up people. He cannot do it. Its fucking obvious.

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Reply to @ComradeEevee

@ComradeEevee Did they get they money? Try to stay on point. Could any of them seriously tell their friends: "I hacked the Bitfi wallet". Their friends say "Awesime. How much you get?" You say "I didn't get the money, but I built a video player from it". How embarrassing is that?

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The rules for collecting the bounty for hacking rhe BitFi wallet can be found here: https://t.co/RUF9pRnAmN . Before you waste your time, however, I have outlined why the wallet is unhackable. If you still think it is hackable after reading, then you need to reeducate yourself. https://t.co/n32lwsJaKo

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Reply to @phrowto

@phrowto You expect to get $100,000 PLUS get free Bitcoins and a free wallet? What planet are you from? You fucking buy the wallet and pay for the Bitcoins. When you realise you cant hack it we give you the pass phrase so you can retrieve the Bitcoins you paid for.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla The wallet has no memory. Nothing is stored in it. Neither is anything stored on any server anywhere. Neither is it on any of the user's systems. To hack something you need access to information of some kind about the user or the user's data. But neither exists anywhere.

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Reply to @officialmcafee

Not trying to spread FUD, but I have received dozens of reports like this one. I'm just trying to understand. As a security researcher, I know that potential hacks are far more easy to solve if investigated immediately. Days later magnifies the task by orders of manitude. https://t.co/u1PL9Z4tGf

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A video played on your Bitfi wallet has nothing to do with the safety of your funds. This is amateur hour, not a hack! Any device with a computer and screen can be used to play games. I should start watching my YouTube videos on Bitfi wallet. Go to https://t.co/ATFaxwUzQC !

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We are increasing the bounty for hacking the https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL wallet to $250,000. The rules require you to empty the contents of a BitFi wallet that we have pre-loaded and have sent to you. You must pay for the wallet and its contents. Rules at https://t.co/jUUVmH77Mg

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Reply to @pain___killer

@pain___killer No sir. If you believe what you say then get a small team together, hack it and split the bounty. Before this, and I firmly used to believe it too, your statement was true. I am working in a new paradigm. As I said, if you are right then do it.

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Reply to @CryptoSa

@CryptoSa I've been in cybersecurity for 50 years. What idiot thinks that, in the long term, they will win this battle. The naivete of young people!

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