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An Indian citizen, Chirag Tomar, admitted guilt in a U.S. court for orchestrating a $9.5 million crypto heist by creating a fake Coinbase website. 😱💰 Tomar, 30, was apprehended at Atlanta airport in December 2023, facing charges of wire fraud and money laundering with a potential 20-year sentence. 🛑⛓️ Initially flagged by Seamus Hughes of CourtWatch, Tomar tricked users into giving up their Coinbase login info through a spoofed Coinbase Pro site, defrauding over 542 victims from June 2021 to late 2023. 🕵️♂️💻 Court documents revealed Tomar's sloppy trail, including using his real name in emails, maintaining victim spreadsheets, and searching for scam methods. 📝💼 Despite impending sentencing, Tomar flaunted his stolen wealth, indulging in luxury watches, cars, and global travel. 🌎✈️ Stay alert in the digital realm—your security is paramount. 🔒💡 -Professor Mende signing off!
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#cybercrime #CryptoHeist #digitalsecurity #coinbase?
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Technological Solar Eclipse: The Potential Impacts of Solar Storms on Cryptocurrencies
"Region 3514 (N05W43, Ekc/Beta-Gamma), source of the X2.8 flare, the M5.8 flare and several C-class flares, showed a substantial growth in sunspots and an increase in complexity magnetic in the last 24 hours."
Solar flares are violent explosions on the surface of the Sun that release enormous amounts of energy in various forms, including light, radio waves and charged particles. These events are caused by complex variations in solar magnetic fields.
Solar flares are violent explosions on the surface of the Sun that release enormous amounts of energy in various forms, including light, radio waves and charged particles. These events are caused by complex variations in solar magnetic fields.
