2019-11-1 12:20 |
Crypto derivatives platform BitMEX has compromised users’ privacy and security by forgetting to use blind copy (b/cc) on a mass email
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BitMEX has experienced a data leak, but not in the way you might expect. In a major misstep, the company accidentally shared user email addresses with its customers. On November 1st, the exchange issued a statement: “Earlier today, some of our users received an email which contained the email addresses of other users in the […] The post BitMEX Exposes User Emails In Data Leak; Twitter Hack Follows appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2019-11-3 22:00 | |
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With scandals emerging about email address breaches at BitMEX and malfunctions at Deribit, we have to be honest with ourselves: the industry is simply not mature enough for a Bitcoin ETF right now.
2019-11-2 02:51 | |
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BitMEX is in hot water with the crypto community after it inadvertently exposed the email contact information of its users publicly, prompting concerns from traders around the globe. And while the leak could put traders at risk of being hacked, there are a number of techniques that victims of the leak can put into place.
2019-11-2 00:00 | |
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By inadvertently including the majority of its users’ emails in an update email, cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX has compromised their privacy. The post BitMEX Compromises User Data in Email Gaffe appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
2019-11-2 21:57 | |
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Last night, crypto trading platform BitMEX sent around a mass email to its users but failed to hide the recipients of the email, exposing the email addresses of its entire userbase. With privacy one of the utmost concerns of crypto investors, the entire community is rightfully upset with the notorious margin trading platform and have.
2019-11-1 21:00 | |
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Хакеры атаковали Твиттер-аккаунт биржи криптодеривативов BitMEX после сообщения об утечке email-адресов клиентов платформы. Биржа подтвердила взлом аккаунта, отметив, что все средства пользователей находятся в безопасности.
2019-11-1 20:47 | |
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The BitMEX exchange made a colossal mistake on November 1 by sending an e-mail to thousands of customers — but forgetting to do so in blind carbon copy. Therefore, the complete list of customer email addresses remained visible to all recipients.
2019-11-1 18:34 | |
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Email leak: BitMEX says customer funds safe, as trolls take over company Twitter
2019-11-1 18:00 | |
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The world’s largest crypto derivatives exchange Bitmex has accidentally doxed tens of thousands of its users. An email newsletter concerning forthcoming updates to Bitmex indices CC’d a large proportion of the company’s mailing list, exposing the addresses of its users to the public.
2019-11-1 17:47 | |
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BitMEX, on the largest crypto derivative trading platforms in the world, has leaked the email addresses of thousands of its users. According to reports, the addresses were leaked in an email update sent to users, in which the exchange used carbon copy (CC) instead of blind carbon copy (BCC) when listing recipients.
2019-11-1 17:00 | |
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First, derivatives cryptocurrency platform Deribit liquidated all the positions due to a glitch in one of the exchanges (Coinbase) used for its Bitcoin Index that cost the company 150 BTC (approximately $1.
2019-11-1 15:31 | |
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A general email update exposed addresses of possibly up to 22,000 users Friday morning.
2019-11-1 15:29 | |
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Binance has told its customers to take precautions as BitMEX announces a mass leak of its users email addresses from an internal error. BitMEX Displays Private Data in Mass Email Recently, BitMEX users discovered that they could openly view the email addresses of other users after they received an official email related to an update.
2019-11-1 14:08 | |
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Coinspeaker BitMEX Reveals Some Users’ Email IDs Making Amateurish MistakeCryptocurrency derivatives exchange BitMEX today sent a mass email to its users with their email addresses in the "To" field, affecting their privacy.
2019-11-1 13:16 | |
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Multiple reports on Twitter are saying that the BitMEX exchange run by Arthur Hayes has by accident leaked its users? emails ? at least several thousands of them
2019-11-1 13:09 | |
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BitMEX has just doxxed thousands of customer email addresses by forgetting to add all the recipients to blind carbon copy. Accidentally sent as a mass email, a long list of customer email addresses was visible to everyone who received it.
2019-11-1 12:38 | |
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One of the largest Bitcoin derivatives platforms in the world, BitMEX, is caught in a fiasco, resulting in the email addresses of many of its users being leaked. This was first discovered by its custoThe post BitMEX leaks users' email addresses; raises privacy concerns appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-11-1 12:29 | |
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На крупнейшей бирже биткоин-деривативов BitMEX произошла утечка пользовательских данных. Некоторые пользователи получили письма, содержащие электронные адреса других клиентов платформы. We are aware of an email privacy issue impacting our customers.
2019-11-1 11:34 | |
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In this overview, we explore Kraken and its journey from a Mt. Gox alternative to soften the blow of bitcoin’s dependence on just one exchange to becoming one of the most respected cryptocurrency exchanges in the world.
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