Crypto wallet flaw can steal billions from early adopters, startup claims
Startup Unciphered has warned that up to $2 billion in crypto is at risk thanks to a flaw it discovered in wallets made from 2011 to 2015.
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Unciphered CEO still hopeful for chance to unlock $230M in bitcoin
Unciphered CEO Eric Michaud said entrepreneur Stefan Thomas should trust his firm to unlock his crypto as it has “cracked multiple IronKeys.”
Startup says it can access $235M in locked bitcoin — but owner says ‘no thanks’
Crypto recovery startup Unciphered says it’s figured out how to crack the ‘military grade’ IronKey USB thumb drive containing 7,000 bitcoin.
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