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Børge (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Tuesday, 02-May-2023 02:59:07 JST Børge
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  web3 is going just great (web3isgreat@indieweb.social)'s status on Tuesday, 02-May-2023 02:59:08 JST web3 is going just great
  
  Hacker steals Bitcoins from Russia, destroys them or donates them to Ukraine
  April 27, 2023
  https://web3isgoinggreat.com/?id=hacker-steals-bitcoins-from-russia-destroys-them-or-donates-them-to-ukraine
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  1. Hacker steals Bitcoins from Russia, destroys them or donates them to Ukraine A thief has identified nearly 1,000 Bitcoin addresses they believe to have been used in connection with Russian hacking activity. This is partly backed by analysis from the blockchain research group Chainalysis, which has linked some of the wallets to Russian Solarwinds attackers and those pushing election disinformation. The thief took control of some of the wallets, destroying $300,000 worth of Bitcoin as they left messages in the transactions to make their allegations. The thief's activity began shortly before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. After the invasion, the thief stopped destroying the Bitcoin and instead began transferring it to addresses identified for Ukrainian aid.
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    Hacker steals Bitcoins from Russia, destroys them or donates them to Ukraine
    
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    A thief has identified nearly 1,000 Bitcoin addresses they believe to have been used in connection with Russian hacking activity. This is partly backed by analysis from the blockchain research group Chainalysis, which has linked some of the wallets to Russian Solarwinds attackers and those pushing election disinformation. The thief took control of some of the wallets, destroying $300,000 worth of Bitcoin as they left messages in the transactions to make their allegations.The thief's activity began shortly before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. After the invasion, the thief stopped destroying the Bitcoin and instead began transferring it to addresses identified for Ukrainian aid.

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