Someone managed to remotely grab my phone's SIM and drained my crypto. Stay secure, cryptobros.

almost 3 years ago

honestly thought i did everything (mostly) right. use a password manager, never click on phishy shit, etc. today, someone managed to usurp my phone's SIM and was able to drain my Coinbase account.

pretty surreal, honestly. wish i'd moved shit to a wallet regularly. i'm not super technical, but it seems more like a vulnerability of my phone provider (T-Mobile) than me personally.

either way, just another reason to keep your security as tight as possible. learn from my (massive fucking) mistake.

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4 comments

@onealfa.leo 60

almost 3 years ago

Using 2FA is good. But not so good to rely on GSM 2FA.
Better opt for YUBIKEY (if possible), or Authenticator APP for your 2FA needs

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@holovision.cash 59

almost 3 years ago

!MEME
!LOL

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@meme.bot 49

almost 3 years ago

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@lolzbot 71

almost 3 years ago

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What do you call a corrupted IPhone?
A bad apple.
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