Did Janet Yellen fall for a Bitcoin scam? Elon Musk mocks US Treasury breach

Did Janet Yellen fall for a Bitcoin scam? Elon Musk mocks US Treasury breach
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2025-1-17 13:27

The US Treasury’s cybersecurity vulnerabilities have taken centre stage after revelations of a breach by Chinese hackers. Among those raising eyebrows is Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who publicly questioned Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s cyber hygiene with a satirical remark about Bitcoin scams. origin »

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