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Craig Wright trial reveals never-before-seen emails from Satoshi Nakamoto

The second week of the Crypto Open Patent Alliance ( COPA ) v. Craig Wright trial continued on Thursday and saw witnesses Mike Hearn, Howard Hinnant, and Zooko Wilcox take the stand to answer cross-examination questions.  This UK High Court of Justice lawsuit will resolve the question of whether Craig Wright owns the copyright to Bitcoin’s whitepaper. COPA is suing Wright seeking a court-ordered injunction preventing Wright from asserting authorship claims. On this particular day of this high-stakes trial, the most important event happened outside the courtroom. As newly-introduced evidence, Blockstream CEO Adam Back, and early Bitcoin developer Martti Malmi published some of their never-before-seen emails with Satoshi Nakamoto on public servers. As the world reads through over 260 of these newly published emails, enjoy this example excerpt in the verbatim words of Satoshi: Historically, people have taken up scarce commodities as money, if necessary taking up whatever is at...

Nansen’s customers get phishing emails after third-party vendor leak

Scammers have started targeting Nansen’s customers via email by offering fake airdrops after the firm’s third-party vendor suffered data leak. Cybercriminals are sending out phishing emails to Nansen customers exposed in a recent data breach related to one of the firm’s third-party vendors. According to web3 threat researcher Officer’s Notes, the customer s who were exposed in the data breach have started receiving phishing emails , claiming they are “eligible” to participate in an airdrop from Nansen. Users have reported receiving phishing emails from fake @nansen_ai today… stay safe! FYI @ASvanevik pic.twitter.com/jqVRVE9by9 — Officer's Notes (@officer_cia) November 24, 2023 The fake letter from Nansen says customer s can now claim their $NANSEN token as part of an “exclusive opportunity,” attaching a malicious link. According to reports on X, the scammers are distributing the phishing letters via an email apparently ...