A popular cryptocurrency trading platform says hackers stole $34 million from users Monday, adding that it has reimbursed the 483 customers who were victims of the theft.
According to the company, none of the accounts that had money stolen were using two-factor authorization.Users must now wait 24 hours before withdrawing cryptocurrency to a newly registered address.Users of one Japanese exchange lost $97 million to hackers in August.
Even as far back as 2014, when cryptocurrency was in its infancy, a theft of $400 million permanently shut down Mt. Gox.
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