Scam Bitcoin QR code generators stole $45k from unsuspecting users last month

By cineramaApril 8, 2020Bitcoin Business

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In March a total of 7 BTC were swiped from people through fraudulent barcode scans.

A total of 7 BTC – the equivalent to about $45,000 – was stolen […]

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Scam Bitcoin QR code generators stole $45k from unsuspecting users last month

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