Ethics 101: Should crypto projects ever negotiate with hackers?

By cineramaDecember 15, 2022DeFi

Stand up to bullies or give in to extortion “A highly profitable trading strategy” was how hacker Avraham Eisenberg described his involvement in the Mango Markets exploit that occurred […]

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Ethics 101: Should crypto projects ever negotiate with hackers?

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