On November 30, someone got access to Satoshi Nakamoto's account on the P2P Foundation website , after which he added to his friends someone under the name Wagner Tamanaha, as indicated in his profile, originally from Brazil, São Paulo, and set the new account status " nour. "
According to the BitOracle telegram channel, the hackers allegedly got access to the email of the Bitcoin creator [email protected], which was used to register on the P2P Foundation website.
Earlier this happened in 2014, when someone wrote “I am not Dorian Nakamoto” on his behalf:
Satoshi’s last activity on this site dates back to February 18, 2009, where he answers users ’questions about Bitcoin , explaining some aspects of the network’s operation and design:
“This is a global distributed database with additions to the database with the consent of the majority, based on the set of rules that they follow: Whenever someone finds proof of work to create a block, they receive new coins. The difficulty of work is configured every two weeks to navigate an average of 6 blocks per hour (for the entire network). The coins given for each block are halved every 4 years …, ” Satoshi wrote at the time.
