Indictment of the Capital One hacker alleges that she used exploited servers of Capital One and those of over 30 other companies to mine cryptocurrency
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Discussion
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@wired
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At the end of July, Capital One disclosed it had suffered a massive data breach that exposed personal and financial data from more than 100 million customers. Now, new details about how Paige Thompson allegedly hacked dozens of companies have emerged https://www.wired.com/...
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Strange that there's very little evidence in this separate indictment about the cryptojacking carried out by the alleged Capital One hacker. It's like tossing in a grenade of evidence and hoping it helps the DOJ's case. https://www.techmeme.com/...