Nomad recovers nearly $20 million in stolen funds.

[Nomad recovers nearly $20 million in stolen funds] Golden Finance News, Nomad was hacked on Monday, resulting in a loss of $190 million in cryptocurrency. The company announced on Twitter yesterday that it will return at least 90% of the total funds to hackers May be considered for bounties up to 10%. So far, $19.4 million of those funds have been sent back to the agreement.

Nomad created a recovery wallet address, imploring \"our white hat hacker and ethics researcher friends who have been protecting ETH/ERC-20 tokens\" to return the lost digital assets. The wallet was set up jointly with custodian bank Anchorage Digital.

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Voice | Coinomi official statement: The desktop wallet issue has been fixed and will not result in loss of funds: Coinomi issued an official statement saying: On February 22, 2019, user Warith Al Maawali made contact with us about the security vulnerability in the desktop wallet through the support helpdesk. connect. We immediately marked this request as high priority and began investigating the issue. The report said that the seed phrase was being sent to Google in plain text due to the spell-check feature built into the desktop wallet, and the bug led to the wallet being hacked. Engineers found the cause of the problem, it was not a bug in our source code, but a wrong configuration option in the plugin used in the desktop wallet, and it was fixed by the jxBrowser plugin team 6 days ago. During this process, Warith al-Maawali repeatedly refused to disclose his findings and kept threatening to make them public if we did not immediately pay the ransom of 17 BTC, the funds may still be under his control. If the funds were indeed stolen it's more likely due to an infected host than Google stealing the funds. Coinomi mobile versions are not affected by this, if using the desktop version then no further action is required other than updating the client to the latest (patched) version. There was indeed an issue with the desktop wallet, but it was fixed hours after it was disclosed, and the issue did not result in a loss of funds. [2019/2/28]