China accuses US of $14 billion Bitcoin theft
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Credit: Getty / Andriy Onufriyenko The China National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC), Beijing’s primary cybersecurity agency, has accused Washington of stealing 127,272 Bitcoin — worth more than $13 billion USD at today’s exchange rate — in a December 2020 hack.
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Someone with a sufficiently-powerful quantum computer could be able to find the private keys for these addresses by breaking the encryption associated with them. And at current prices, we’re talking about a $460 billion treasure chest of vulnerable bitcoin, according to a previous report from Deloitte.
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