Hackers exploit zero-day bug to steal from General Bytes Bitcoin ATMs
The hack meant that all crypto going into the Bitcoin ATM was instead siphoned off by the hackers.
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The hack meant that all crypto going into the Bitcoin ATM was instead siphoned off by the hackers.
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