Atomic Wallet gives major update on hack but questions remain unanswered
The statement is the first major update from the wallet provider since the exploit in early June, but users are still in the dark about the actual cause.
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The statement is the first major update from the wallet provider since the exploit in early June, but users are still in the dark about the actual cause.
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