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The federal government says it seized by court order $2.3 million of the ransom paid by Colonial Pipeline.
The FBI had the password to the hackers' Bitcoin account, @PeteWilliamsNBC reports.
“Today we turned the tables on DarkSide,” says Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco.
.@KenDilanianNBC notes, via the below court document, that the hackers kept their bitcoin on a server located in Northern California, within the reach of U.S. law:
https://twitter.com/Bing_Chris/status/1401986750306832390/photo/1pic.twitter.com/p0bKesWgSm
Clarification via @KenDilanianNBC: While Bitcoin isn’t stored on a server, the private keys to unlock the Bitcoin may have been. In any event, an FBI official just told reporters that it doesn’t matter where the Bitcoin wallet is—the FBI still can get access. They won’t say how.
I’m so glad Lisa Monaco is back
And guess the major news network not covering the live DOJ briefing on this? As expected, 
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Did they change the password when they were finished?
They used Mo Brooks password.
This is awesome.
The FBI seized $2.3 million in BTC yesterday, and it’s already worth $1.2 million usd.
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