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@_CoreyM @McAfeeExecutive No one has taken the money. If you dont get the money it's a failed hack. If the took the money from one of our wallets that we have placed some Bitcoin in, ask them to show proof. The coins cannot be hacked. End of story. Get fucking used to it.

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Reply to @PaulSuggs208

@CryptoCarTalk The hackers want to define hacking as "getting access to anything in the wallet". I define hacking as accessing or taking the contents from the wallet. No one has done that on any pre-loaded wallet that we provide - no matter what you may do with it. It just can't be done.

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Reply to @bitcoinwhales

@bitcoinwhales No one got the funds. The alleged "hacks" were all failed hacks. Ex: "gained root access". Big fucking deal. Root access to a device with no memory is like having all the condoms in the world but no one to fuck. It means nothing. Did anyone get the money? No. No one ever will.

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Reply to @yocrunchcrypto

@yocrunchcrypto I received dozens similar from a variety of sources. I'm not saying there was a hack, I'm merely asking for clarification. If a hack did happen and we are not immediately pursuing it, then the chances of recovery go to zero within 24 hours. Please stand back and shut the fuck up.

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@satoshi_real @pinoyfool I use Enjin. And most other wallets. I could hack Enjin in a hundred different ways. It WAS developed by clever people. None of them, however, could have been a lifelong cybersecurity specialist. That much I guarantee you. Their "screenshot disable function" for example, sucks. https://t.co/d87zsUmOgi

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Reply to @MchelleDiamond

@MchelleDiamond Didn't need to. That's old hacking. It's phishing or stingrays mimicking your Carrier's "Push" function to force a fake system update.

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Reply to @julianrazavi

@julianrazavi You want to hack the wallet? Then register st https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. if you want to just buy one go to the same site.

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Reply to @AirdropExplorer

@Token_Explorer Hacking is not illegal. White hat hackers make a living, full time by hiring out their services for PEN testing and other legal activities..

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@_CoreyM There is no memory, nothing to hack. No funds are stored in the wallet or anywhere else. Your brain and your phrase are the wallet.

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I insisted the Russians did NOT hack the DNC. Seems I was right. Why then does our Government hate me? Bad breath? https://t.co/5ayuhn86F1

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John McAfee: We have 'zero' cybersecurity http://t.co/m688r34lc2

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Reply to @kpoulsen

@kpoulsen Dude. the malware in Grizzly Steppes is absolutely PAS Shell: https://t.co/PYveO4sp6V

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THE TWITTER HACK I may be crazy, but I'm still the founder of the World's largest computer security firm, and I'm telling you: 2 factor authentication is Twitter's worst security threat. It exposes users to the trivial SIM Swap hack, which @Jack was a victim of. Wake up Jack! https://t.co/c16RWi52ku

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Reply to @_ad_victorium

@_ad_victorium You think our rules are too limited? Nonsense!!The only rule is get it from us with coins we added so we, and everyone, can verify if someone claims they got the coins. We dont care how you try to hack it. There are no limits. Social engineering, hack our servers, do as you want.

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Reply to @issamsatoshi

@issamsatoshi It's hacked when you get the coins. If no coins, then the attempted hack was a failure. But listen: we'll provide a wallet preloaded with coins. You dont even have to gain remote as access. You can CV have it in your hands. If you get the coins we'll give you the bounty.

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Reply to @AlexDenStoerste

@AlexDenStoerste It can't be hacked. Fact. There is no software on the device, and no memory. So you can't do a software hack. And the pass phrase is stored nowhere. Not in a server, not in the device ... nowhere. There is nothing you can do to the hardware that will give you the pass phrase.

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Reply to @dotmops

@dotmops No one gas ramen a penny from the wallet. All these "hacked" claims are meaningless. No one came even close to taking coins from the wallet.

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Reply to @AnirudhKash

@AnirudhKash A successful hack reaches the goal - to get the money. If it didn't get the money it was unsuccessful. Please God, use your fucking head.

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@0E800 What does hack mean then? if you can never get the money in the wallet, then whatever you do has no meaning and doesn't matter.

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Reply to @a_yyyman

@AymaneElber I'm already following you. But no .... my privacy phone could not have fixed this. It was AT&T that was hacked on my behalf.

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Good stuff https://t.co/w6saSEbuRi

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New Malware Soars 43% to Reach 21 Million in Q2 - Infosecurity Magazine http://t.co/RE3wOkDZ00

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The Error In Trump's Cybersecurity policy: https://t.co/8LwneOSBzr

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Our next poster is dedicated to @MrMichaelNye. @money_alotta manifested this remotely by hacking into a Bitmain S9 miner and reprogramming to hash colors. https://t.co/4a7yMBIF55

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Reply to @ellietincan

@ellietincan @e_kaspersky @cz_binance I am good friends with the God of Social Engineering - Eddie Mize - and the God Technical Hacking - Chris Roberts - and have contacted both.

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