Crypto Wallet Maker DCENT Tells Users to Get Their Coins Out
On Wednesday, the cybersecurity company based in South Korea and the firm behind DCENT App Wallet issued a critical security notice telling users to “transfer assets as soon as possible to a secure hardware wallet or ano...
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