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EAT THE RICH

Does any of you receiving email about scammers multiple times trying to login on exchanges using your email?

How do you protect?
>1 email per exchange?
>Long password with cap locks, letters, numbers and symbols?
>change password every few weeks/months?
>2FA?

>>7521928
https://mobile.twitter.com/AnonymousBizMan

Farewell for now /biz/raelis

>tfw I fud NANO entire day
>NANO drops most because it actually was only thing green 2 days ago
>Mfw I sold everything else and put it on 148k sats
>Mfw this thing moves towards 160k and every other shitcoin.stays in place

Thx for free sats biztards

I was summoned?

>>7058962
Yeah you and your idiot ETH cult members are still pretending to be smart. This is a problem. Let’s solve it!

Take steemit.com for example.

If one person is abusing steemit.com to spam blockchain transactions, he can be fingerprinted by rate-limiting and other techniques to blow him the fuck out on the front end, off chain with IP banning. Even if he uses a botnet with 50,000 proxies.

So this guy at work is into crypto shit, and he constantly go away from his computer while logged in exchanges, only turning off his monitor, including during lunch time where everyone leaves the office. There is a small time frame of 10-15 min where i can be sure no one is around (some ppl leave a bit late to eat, or return early, can't risk it). , he probably thinks no one even knows what this is about ( only old folks around us ).

I'm considering skip lunch and jump on his computer while everyone is gone, and transferring all his coins to me, i'm positive he also leaves his email open.

I'm extremely nervous because if for some reason he founds out i'll lose my job and could even be arrested i think, so i'm trying to consider all outcomes.

What is the best route here ? is it possible to know that his computer was the one used for it, idk, by some IP shit ? I talked about crypto with him before, so that's another thing to consider.