Coinkite Sued After Coldcard Wallet Flaw Exposes $140M in Bitcoin
A five-year-old security flaw in Coldcard hardware wallets has landed manufacturer Coinkite a lawsuit after attackers allegedly drained more than $140 million in bitcoin. The proposed class action claims the devices gene...
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