After the Russian invasion of Ukraine Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies took on a different dimension. Many Ukrainians overcame the economic difficulties after the invasion thanks to BTC and cryptocurrencies.
In addition, in order to support Ukraine bitcoin and donations in cryptocurrencies were also made.
A Ukrainian who helps Ukraine and lives in the US says he hacked a Russian drug market and stole Bitcoin.
Speaking to Forbes, Alex Holden, a Ukrainian Cyber Intelligence expert, is from the Russian drug market. Bitcoin worth $25,000 He said he stole it.
Holden stole BTC’humanitarian, non-profit Enjoying Life He donated it to a Kyiv-based charity.
His team at Hold Security is one of Russia’s largest online drug markets. SolarisHe said he hacked .
Holden, who said he left Kiev after the Chernobyl nuclear explosion in the 1980s, declined to explain how he hacked the Russian market Solaris, but said he was able to take control of most of the internet infrastructure that powers Solaris, a set of running administrator accounts.
“Maybe the Russians will take care of their country without their drugs and do something for their country.
Maybe the Kremlin should solve its country’s drug problems instead of invading Ukraine.”
Stating that the Russian market Solaris already has a fairly large data pool about its users and operations, Holden stated that the pool can also be used to detect any Russian cybercriminals using the site as a base of operations.
The foundation that Holden from Ukraine helped Tina Mikhailovskaya, co-founder of Enjoying Life confirmed donations.
All BTC He said his donations go directly to the elderly, families and internally displaced people who have suffered from Russia’s war.
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