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Have been invited to Miami again by the organizers of Hack Miami. This photo was my first keynote after my release from a Guatemalan prison. Should I accept again? https://t.co/n1stxLG7Jz
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@NoTimeToSearch They say it will be back up by 2:00 AM GMT on Friday. They claim they are doing a sytem upgrade but there are rumours flying that they have been hacked.
@AculBackwards @Gizmodo "Anonymous Sources???" Has Gizmodo sunk so low? I clearly stated that our application (malware) was on the phone.
This is my answer to Jeb Bush's article on Cybersecurity: https://t.co/4Jd3qCPGxg
@0xHyde So . . . . A product not coming from us, but from someone who bought it, redesigned it, and sells it on Ebay under our name is a hack? No. That's a scam, pure and simple.
Thanks, @daithaigilbert it was a pleasure speaking with you. https://t.co/tOLK73TX6f
@fr3sh007 No one ever gives anything away and is not a hack. It's not my account. It only has 17 followers and doesn't have an authenticated check mark which would verify it as me.
@cybergibbons Never said you couldn't tamper with it. Said you could not get the coins. Does anything else fucking matter? You can't get the coins, your your hack failed - obviously. But please, tamper away.
@barton_paul @CryptoIndiaTrdr Rooting it does nothing. There is no memory. Rooting does not get you the coins in the wallet. If you cant ter rhe coins, how can you say you've hacked the wallet?
It's not myself exactly. It's the corporate entity that will pay $100,000 to anyone who hacks my unhackable https://t.co/i3E58wXp8v wallet. Still . . . $100,000 is $100,000. https://t.co/nbB6ZrwfHl
@EnzOnInfoSec You got root access by having the device in your hands. How do you steal the device from the user. Hack it and get it back into the users hands? You cant get remote root access.
@barton_paul No. It has not. Not in this universe. And why is giving someone the device and challenging them to access the coins on the device a sham? Why else would you hack a fucking wallet?
Team $MGT is working around the clock to build the best cybersecurity company in the world.
Our government, in virtual secrecy, decides the course of our lives. We are not consulted. "Protecting national secrets". But there no "secret" national secrets. Hacking now far exceeds the power of data protection. "Secrets" is an obsolete term.
This is the sort of shit my impersonator has been doing and blaming on me. How could I possibly smuggle an electronic device into a Dominican Republic jail in order to hack Epstein? Please!!! https://t.co/Zo3fm9pzsi
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@cybergibbons @KoroushAK Absolutely that's a hack. We provide wallets pre-loaded with Bitcoins. No one has found a single seed. No one has taken anything from the wallet. If you had the seed you could take the coins.
It will happen to everyone eventually. People think it only happens to others. With hacking, We are all at risk. https://t.co/uMT4eX3RMW
Girl Scouts will fully understand cybersecurity while our government wanders clueless in the void: https://t.co/v4rR8c1u2t
The greatest challenge facing our next president: inevitable cyber war & exploitation of our horrible Cybersecurity. #LibertarianTownHall
Answer on @Quora by @6 to Which candidate will be best for US cybersecurity? https://t.co/RyDPiDdfVG
Excellent article on BitFi. It explains: "Interestingly, despite several claims for hacks, none of the hackers has claimed to take away the bitcoins yet. Considering this aspect, one can believe BitFi’s claim to be unhackable." https://t.co/pAz7cOJrqn
A scary new malware is on the rise. Here's how to protect yourself- Not referring to @officialmcafee Report http://t.co/9kVFC3pzPf via @sai
@SageCapital_LLC @soby_jorgen @primiq No. They are just poorly designed by people who were not career cybersecurity professionals.
@barton_paul @CryptoIndiaTrdr How are you going to get that device into a user's hands? Hijack a UPS truck, find the product, hack it, re-package it, whack the driver and deliver it personally to the user? I think not.
@voidzorro Please God!! I know as much about cybersecurity as anyine on the planet. There. Is. No. Secure. Messaging. App