Hackers’ KYC leaks from centralized platforms are fueling re

Hackers’ KYC leaks from centralized platforms are fueling real-world violence: more than 80 million records, 2.2 million with addresses, are now being exploited for kidnappings and private key extortion.#HackerAlert 

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Hackers’ KYC leaks from centralized platforms are fueling real-world violence: more than 80 million records, 2.2 million with addresses, are now being exploited for kidnappings and private key extortion.