Chris Brooks, a programmer and cryptocurrency enthusiast, and his 20-year-old son, Charlie Brooks, a computer science student, are helping people regain access to lost Bitcoin wallets. Declaring themselves “ethical hackers”, the father-son duo undertake an interesting task for those who forget their passwords and want to find treasures of lost assets.
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They had a large number of clients who found a life-changing amount of money.
Chris says that in his first job, he frequently visited forums discussing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. As a result of his research, Chris realized that people who buy Bitcoin lose their passwords to their wallets and often lose access to digital assets.
As a result, the father, who started a business related to digital currencies, later included his son in his business and formed a team of two. Father Chris, who has included his son in his business, describes the situation as follows:
“I could never figure out how to recruit someone and then trust them with encrypted, private keys. When Charlie and I started talking, ‘Hey, what if we did this together?’ said.”
The adventure that began after this meeting of father and son led to breaking a wallet worth about a quarter of a million dollars in April. Saying that the key to successful decryption is good communication and absolute trust in the process, Chris states that he has many clients who have found life-changing amounts of money.