Network of Fake Bitcoin QR Code Generators Stole $45,000 in March

By cineramaMarch 28, 2020Bitcoin Business

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A network of malicious QR code generators has stolen more than $40,000 from Bitcoin ( BTC ) users in one month.

At least nine fake Bitcoin-to-QR code generators have been […]

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Network of Fake Bitcoin QR Code Generators Stole $45,000 in March

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