Hackers steal $4 million in carbon credits
European carbon market comes to a screeching halt after hackers use a phishing scheme to steal $4 million in emissions credits.
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Motivation for CT Market & Hacking: Both Sustained Upon and Concerned With Money
Despite the articles implications that the CT is motivated by environmental concerns, both it and the hacking motivated by
money. Sure the emissions issue was a factor in CT's development as a speculative market but it all involves making money. The effect on emissions reduction is an egregious misconception if even an illusion as the market must indeed perpetuate more emissions and grow in order to.... More
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The whole Carbon Credit thing is a scam in the first place. So sympathy is hard to come by.
HOw could this happen? Wasn't there anybody to check this or alarm this even it happened?
