Ethereum’s DeFi industry is growing by leaps and bounds, but not all solutions are safe from harm. In the case of BlockFi, there was a recent data theft, although no funds are affected at this time. The data theft in question seemingly dates back to May 14, according to an official post by BlockFi. A Major BlockFi Data Theft Due to the temporary data breach, client data has been exposed to third-party criminals. Any unauthorized intrusion was quickly negated, yet there is still ample reason for concern. This theft is made possible thanks to a BlockFi employee becoming the victim
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Accidental loss and theft of laptops, mobile devices, and more serve the biggest physical threats to your data. 25% of laptops are stolen from the office or a car, 14% are lost in airports or on planes, but only 25% total are recovered. Although the chip card provides more security, financial security is still at risk of data theft. On average, the numbers from one stolen credit or debit card number sells for $5 on the dark web. Providing the accompanying bank routing and account numbers triple’s the sale value. Here’s how everything works. To obtain stolen data, scammers 