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- On December 13, 2018, thousands of businesses, individuals, schools, news agencies, and other places throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia received emailed bomb threats, warning that a "mercenary" of the sender of the email had placed a bomb in the receiver's workplace and demanding that a ransom of $20,000 be sent to a Bitcoin address to prevent the bomb from being detonated. Six schools in Australia's capital city Canberra were evacuated after threats. The explosive stated to be used in the bomb, along with the Bitcoin address, varied between emails. Police departments in New York City, Oklahoma City, Massachusetts, and Calgary, among other areas of the United States and Canada, stated that the threats were likely not credible and that no explosive devices had been found in any of the threatened areas. On December 14, Jaeson Schultz of Cisco Talos wrote that the bitcoin addresses associated with the bomb threats received only two transactions, both of which were under $1. He also wrote that the same group was behind an earlier sextortion scheme which was more profitable and that they started making new threats of throwing acid onto individual recipients. In January 2019, anti-spam researcher Ronald Guilmette found that a GoDaddy security weakness was exploited to help the spam campaign. (en)
- 2018年比特幣炸彈威脅事件，是指在2018年12月13日，以美国和加拿大為主，数以千计的企业、学校、新闻机构、其他地方單位和人士收到炸彈威脅电子邮件的事件。發件者表示自己雇用的「雇佣兵」在郵件接收者的工作场所放置了一枚炸弹，并要求向一个比特币地址发送2万美元的贖金，來阻止炸弹被引爆。据称炸弹中所使用的爆炸物，以及比特币地址，在不同的电子邮件中有所不同。纽约、奧克拉荷馬市、麻薩諸塞州和卡尔加里等多個地方的警察部门表示这些威胁很可能是假的，多處均未发现爆炸装置。 (zh)
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- 2018年比特幣炸彈威脅事件，是指在2018年12月13日，以美国和加拿大為主，数以千计的企业、学校、新闻机构、其他地方單位和人士收到炸彈威脅电子邮件的事件。發件者表示自己雇用的「雇佣兵」在郵件接收者的工作场所放置了一枚炸弹，并要求向一个比特币地址发送2万美元的贖金，來阻止炸弹被引爆。据称炸弹中所使用的爆炸物，以及比特币地址，在不同的电子邮件中有所不同。纽约、奧克拉荷馬市、麻薩諸塞州和卡尔加里等多個地方的警察部门表示这些威胁很可能是假的，多處均未发现爆炸装置。 (zh)
- On December 13, 2018, thousands of businesses, individuals, schools, news agencies, and other places throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia received emailed bomb threats, warning that a "mercenary" of the sender of the email had placed a bomb in the receiver's workplace and demanding that a ransom of $20,000 be sent to a Bitcoin address to prevent the bomb from being detonated. Six schools in Australia's capital city Canberra were evacuated after threats. The explosive stated to be used in the bomb, along with the Bitcoin address, varied between emails. Police departments in New York City, Oklahoma City, Massachusetts, and Calgary, among other areas of the United States and Canada, stated that the threats were likely not credible and that no explosive devices had been found in (en)
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- 2018年比特幣炸彈威脅事件 (zh)
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