US Department of Homeland Security Gives Up To $ 10 Million In Crypto Rewards For Free Hackers

On August 17, the United States provided cryptocurrency resources to encourage white hat hackers to expose state actors and potential terrorists on a dark website. The new State Department of Justice's “Gifts for Justice” allows journalists to send anonymous executives and exchange information about digital assets. The platform was announced at the American Black Hat event in Las Vegas, July 31 through August 5, and allows users to send admins over a secure Wi-Fi-less network called # Rewardsnotransoms. According to a CNN report, the open network was set up to encourage attendees to log in and access the RFJ website. Revenue of up to $ 10 million has been used to exchange information on various types of gangs, criminals and hackers in the state. Whistleblowers can choose whether or not to receive payments in the form of cryptocurrency assets. William Evanina, former director of the US National Counterintelligence and Security Center, described the move as the US government's biggest opening to cryptocurrency assets in history. (Co-manager)