Assume Every Crypto Company Has Been Hacked | ETH Boulder
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0:00A: kidnapped in the crypto space? Like you said, they weren’t -- they didn’t have to be high net worth. Were they influential in the space?
0:08B: No. So one of my friends is like super off the radar, and that was what was scary to me. He woke up in a car park after being hypnoled and ended up escaping. But he is like very -- I mean, he’s an OG in the space. A lot of this stuff is just coming from hacks. You know, I just gave a presentation where I gave a quote. There are 2 companies, 2 types of companies in the world, those that have been hacked and those that don’t yet know they’ve been hacked, right? So every time you go to ledger.com and you put in your billing address and you’ve given them your home address, you should presume that information is going to be breached. It’s always breached.
