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Breach into government accounts from inside prison…? The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted a federal inmate for allegedly stealing approximately ¥42 million worth of cryptocurrency seized by the government. Here’s the interesting part: seized cryptocurrencies are actually stored and managed in government wallets. If the inmate gained access to them, it could indicate a vulnerability in the security framework. This reminds us that security risks don’t just come from external hackers—they can also originate from within. Where do you store your own assets? On an exchange, or do you manage your own wallet? [#Cryptocurrency #Web3]

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