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So why did the hacker choose Brandom as their victim? It's clear they chose Brandom because they knew in advance that he had a Coinbase account. It's likely his email was leaked in a list of Coinbase users or from an equipment manufacturer or a bitcoin retailer. The fact is, when people like Brandom have so many different account, all linked together, there is a very large attack surface. This makes it more likely that a hacker will be able to find *some* way to compromise your digital life.
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# What do they have in common?
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Although the events describes in these articles are unfortunate to put it midly, they do provide valuable insight into the security practices of those individuals and companies affected.
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Although the events describes in these articles are unfortunate to put it midly, they do provide valuable insight into the security practices of the individuals and companies affected. There many similarities in the methods that each of the hackers used, as well in which type of vulnerabilites they were able to exploit. In both cases, the hackers were able to gain access to an email account, then use to reset passwords, and break into accounts associated with said email.
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- both stories of people being hacked
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