Party’s Over for Crypto Scammers Who Went on a Spending Spree After a $240 Million Bitcoin Theft
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The scammers purchased fleets of sports cars, flew on private jets, hired security guards and rented mansions in Miami and the Hamptons. The post Party’s Over for Crypto Scammers Who Went on a Spending Spree After a $240 Million Bitcoin Theft appeared first on SecurityWeek .
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