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Can’t do that with Crypto.Cyber attacks will certainly continue. My question for someone in the forum is this: how do the cyber thugs manage to get a huge ransom payment via the internet and it cannot be followed or traced? I am under the impression that tall online communication leaves a digital footprint.
Trying to spot cyber attacks is futile, BUT devising a way to trace ransom payments and make them null and void at the deposit point would be the solution to the problem. Follow the money and take it back.
That why criminals and terrorists prefer Bitcoin as @JordanPetersHorn .Cyber attacks will certainly continue. My question for someone in the forum is this: how do the cyber thugs manage to get a huge ransom payment via the internet and it cannot be followed or traced? I am under the impression that tall online communication leaves a digital footprint.
Trying to spot cyber attacks is futile, BUT devising a way to trace ransom payments and make them null and void at the deposit point would be the solution to the problem. Follow the money and take it back.
Then you know even less about the IT industry than I thought, pretty much everyone pays the ransom it’s common practiceThat why criminals and terrorists prefer Bitcoin as @JordanPetersHorn .
I was amazed they negotiated with and funded these criminals. Sad stuff.