⚡️🔎 NEW - Coldcard thief received $1 on-chain laundering pitch. The attacker’s largest consolidation address, holding 562 BTC, received a dust transaction containing an OP_RETURN message advertising laundering services for a 10% cut. The sender spent 0.002347 BTC, sent just 1,590 sats to the attacker and returned the rest to a change address. The ad cost roughly $1.30. The OP_Return message includes the Telegram handle of whoever sent the solicitation, which I will not publish. There is also no proof the advertised account is authentic. Most importantly, the stolen bitcoin still has not moved. This was someone approaching the attacker, not evidence the attacker is already laundering the funds. image

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Cat-Go-Purrrrrrr's avatar Cat-Go-Purrrrrrr
lol someone attempts a prompt injection using of OP_RETURN to one of the coldcard RNG bug sweeped address image mempool . space/address/bc1qq85v2c926eg6pgxhwp6q7lf6cnsz80qs3fcu9r
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SinedinZigan 1 month ago
If those hackers would have a human soul they would do the Robin Hood style robbery from BlackRock and gave it to humans who really are aginst their shitty Great Reset agenda. Be human and refund min. 90% of those stolen coins guys!🫂🙏