US Navy Couple Charged With Selling 9,000 Stolen Identities for Bitcoin - CoinFellowship

US Navy Couple Charged With Selling 9,000 Stolen Identities for Bitcoin

Feb 3, 2021 | Coindesk News | 0 comments

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Prosecutors allege the pair used their positions in the U.S. Navy to steal and sell personal information of 9,000 people.

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