BitNZ MailJet Hack: Revision history

25 September 2024

• curprev 14:5114:51, 25 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 11,294 bytes +1,392‎ Adding initial message from MailJet. Tag: Visual edit
• curprev 14:4314:43, 25 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 9,902 bytes +945‎ COMPLETE 30 minutes. Prepared a logo/screenshot image for the article. Updated the main description for the article to be new and detailed. Moved information from the introduction into the platform prevention section. Additional sources added to the wiki article for future integration. Prepared a series of promotional tweets on the wiki article. Tag: Visual edit
• curprev 14:1414:14, 25 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 8,957 bytes +54‎ No edit summary
• curprev 14:1314:13, 25 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 8,903 bytes +178‎ No edit summary Tag: Visual edit

20 September 2024

• curprev 13:0613:06, 20 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 8,725 bytes +1,780‎ COMPLETE 30 minutes. Prepared information on the reality section. Fixed typo Reddit versus Twitter in the post. Applied the Reddit post source throughout the article. Filled in a basic prevention section in the wiki. Found and incorporated information which MailJet published prior to the exploit. Working on filling in transaction information about the donation wallet address. Added some additional sources for later review. Tag: Visual edit

13 September 2024

• curprev 14:4314:43, 13 September 2024‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 6,945 bytes −102‎ No edit summary

12 April 2023

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15 February 2023

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22 January 2023

• curprev 11:3711:37, 22 January 2023‎ Azoundria talk contribs‎ 6,156 bytes +6,156‎ Created page with "{{Imported Case Study|source=https://www.quadrigainitiative.com/casestudy/bitnzmailjethack.php}} An interesting case, where the breach affected accounts directly, by the exploit of a third party mail provider. 2FA was supported but not enabled on many accounts. The exploit suggests that all the coins taken were stored in a hot wallet, so smaller reserves or any sort of time delay would have reduced the losses. Any platform protecting the funds in cold storage would have..."