It has been reported that FBI Brink Exec has come to get information about the Bitcoin incident related to Dashjr Hack

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has reportedly issued a subpoena to obtain personal information from attendees at the 2022 Bitcoin Core developer event.

The move was announced by Mike Schmidt, co-founder of the Bitcoin non-profit Brink, who said it was related to allegations of theft involving BTC developer and co-founder Luke Dashjer. From 200 BTC per hack.

The participants of the event were caught in the crossfire

Schmidt said he received an FBI subpoena as part of an investigation into Dashjar's claims. Requested information regarding attendees of the October 2022 CoreDev Atlanta event held prior to TABConf 2022. Schmidt said he was advised by legal counsel to comply with the case.

The subpoena asked for first and last names, GitHub usernames, and email addresses of viewers with the stated purpose of investigating Dashjr's allegations. Schmidt, guided by legal counsel, complied with the request, although he added a confidentiality clause that expired a year before the disclosure.

Brink's co-founder blamed Dashjr for failing to protect his own bitcoin holdings. By publicly disclosing his Bitcoin theft, Dashjar unwittingly exposed conference attendees to an FBI investigation, resulting in their personal information being revealed to authorities.

“The guy who wants to tell you how to use Bitcoin can't even protect his own Bitcoin and because of that he got everyone at the FBI meeting. Good job Luke!

Dashjr's $3.3M Bitcoin Theft.

Dashjir revealed that the money was stolen by the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) key agreement on December 31, 2022. Developed by Phil Zimmermann in 1991, PGP is a data encryption and encryption program that provides data encryption confidentiality and authentication for data communications. And it is generally used for e-mails, and digital signatures, as well as file encryption.

During that period, the value of stolen BTC was about $3.3 million. However, due to the market recovery and subsequent price explosion identifying the Bitcoin ETF, as well as the upcoming halving event, the price will exceed $14 million.