Mixin Network Founder Addresses $200 Million Hack, Says Only Half of User Assets are Safe
Mixin Network's founder Feng Xiaodong addressed the $200 million hack in a livestream saying that they could initially ensure the security of only half of its users' assets. Mixin Network revealed a massive hack earlier...
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Mixin Network revealed a massive hack earlier today on the database of its cloud service provider, compromising users’ assets worth $200 million....
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