Cold wallets have long been considered the safest way to store Bitcoin, but a recent AI-enabled hack has challenged that view.
According to Novaque CEO Shiven Moodley, this hack has shown that even hardware wallets may not be as secure as previously thought.
Hackers were able to steal $90 million worth of Bitcoin from these wallets, despite their offline storage and supposed immunity to conventional hacking methods.
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