Affected users need new keys, CryptoSlate says. Importing an exposed seed into another wallet app does not fix the flaw.
CryptoSlate reports that XRP Healthcare is winding down after a wallet flaw led to roughly $450,000 being stolen from 4,010 wallets. The publisher says affected users need new keys; switching wallet apps while importing the same exposed seed does not fix the problem.
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Affected users need new keys, CryptoSlate says. Importing an exposed seed into another wallet app does not fix the flaw.
CryptoSlate reports that XRP Healthcare is winding down after a wallet flaw led to roughly $450,000 being stolen from 4,010 wallets. The publisher says affected users need new keys; switching wallet apps while importing the same exposed seed does not fix the problem.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateXRP Healthcare is winding down after a wallet flaw led to roughly $450K being stolen from 4,010 wallets. Affected users need new keys. Importing an exposed seed into another wallet app does not fix the flaw.
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CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateXRP Healthcare is winding down after a wallet flaw led to roughly $450K being stolen from 4,010 wallets. Affected users need new keys. Importing an exposed seed into another wallet app does not fix the flaw.