Parents Victim Who In Bitcoin Sued

Last Updated on March 30, 2024 by Paganoto

Parents of teens who stole $1 million in Bitcoin sued … – ZDNet

The complaint (.PDF), filed in Colorado, accuses Benedict Thompson and Oliver Read, who were minors at the time, of creating clipboard malware.

Man Sues Parents of Kids Who Stole His Bitcoin – Futurism

Andrew Schober, a Colorado man, claims he had 16.4 Bitcoin stolen from him in 2018 by two UK kids. He’s now suing their parents for his money.

Man Sues Parents of Teens Who Hijacked Nearly $1M in Bitcoin

Schober downloaded a malicious version of Electrum cryptocurrency wallet that, according to the lawsuit, was posted on Reddit by one of the teen …

Man Robbed of 16 Bitcoin Sues Young Thieves' Parents

Schober is now suing each of their parents in a civil case that seeks to extract what their children would not return voluntarily. In a lawsuit …

Parents of teens who stole $1 million in Bitcoin sued by alleged victim

According to court documents obtained by Brian Krebs, Andrew Schober lost 16.4552 in Bitcoin (BTC) in 2018 after his computer was infected with malware, …

Man Sues Parents Of Teens Who Stole Nearly $1M In Bitcoin …

Bitcoin scams have been rampant since the market started gaining popularity. Since its over a decade-long existence, there has been an uncountable number of …

Man Sues Parents of Benedict and Oliver Over $1M Bitcoin Heist

Image for article titled Man Sues Parents of British Boys (Benedict … As Krebs on Security first reported, the victim, Andrew Schober had …

Malware victim robbed of 16 Bitcoin to sue parents of young …

Malware victim robbed of 16 Bitcoin to sue parents of young hackers … Complexities in the case mean the odds are stacked against the victim …

Parents of Teens Who Stole $777,000 in Bitcoin Sued By Victim …

The parents of two teenagers who infected a computer with malware to steal16.4552 in Bitcoin in 2018 have been sued. The victim, Andrew Schober, …

Parents Sued Over the Bitcoin Their Children Stole – PCMag

Cryptocurrency theft is not an uncommon occurrence, but when it happened to Andrew Schober in 2018, he set about tracking down the culprits.

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