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Posted by Heiða Jónsdóttir on

Orr has been awarded Shop of the Year 2016 by the city of Reykjavík in february 2017.

Shop of the Year (Njarðarskjöldurinn) are granted every year by the City of Reykjavík, the City Centre Alliance, the Association of Merchants, the Icelandic Federation of Icelandic Trade, Federation of Trade and Services, Global Blue – Iceland and Taxfree Worldwide.

The awards are tokens of recognition and encouragement granted annually to stores and shop owners for their innovation and great service to the tourist industry. Recipients of the Reykjavík Shop of the Year Awards are primarily rewarded for innovation and success, and particularly for generating tourist sales. Marketing and communications merits are also evaluated, together with service, opening hours, tax refund signage, lighting, accessibility, language proficiency and product knowledge.

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  • 18.25245043 BTC (approx CAD $1.6 million) was drained from my account on July 29th in the Coldcard wallet hack. My Bitcoin was in cold storage. My keys were stored on a Coldcard device that was kept in a safety deposit box and had never been connected to the internet. However, hackers discovered a vulnerability in the portion of the hardware wallet’s code used to generate seed phrases. This allowed them to use AI to brute-force seed phrase guesses. I was at our cottage and only heard about the hack today.
    “No way this affects me,” I thought.
    I logged into the Wasabi Wallet software to view my Bitcoin wallets.
    Right away, I saw a series of red withdrawal transactions, and I knew.
    Between 9:36 p.m. and 9:43 p.m. on July 29, every wallet I had had been emptied.
    18.25245043 BTC was gone. That’s just over CAD $1.6 million.
    Perhaps the hardest part was that I did everything right.

    I quickly contacted Morphohack Cyber Service, a crypto recovery service that I was referred to by a colleague at work who is knowledgeable about cybersecurity. To my great relief, I was able to recover my BTC in less than 72 hours after the incident. Morphohack employed blockchain forensic analysis to complete the recovery process. It seems that hackers have developed new methods and tools to gain access to Bitcoin wallets, but services like Morphohack make it easier to recover crypto assets without restrictions. I contacted Morphohack Cyber Service via email Morphohack@cyberservices.com

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    “No way this affects me,” I thought.
    I logged into the Wasabi Wallet software to view my Bitcoin wallets.
    Right away, I saw a series of red withdrawal transactions, and I knew.
    Between 9:36 p.m. and 9:43 p.m. on July 29, every wallet I had had been emptied.
    18.25245043 BTC was gone. That’s just over CAD $1.6 million.
    Perhaps the hardest part was that I did everything right.

    I quickly contacted Morphohack Cyber Service, a crypto recovery service that I was referred to by a colleague at work who is knowledgeable about cybersecurity. To my great relief, I was able to recover my BTC in less than 72 hours after the incident. Morphohack employed blockchain forensic analysis to complete the recovery process. It seems that hackers have developed new methods and tools to gain access to Bitcoin wallets, but services like Morphohack make it easier to recover crypto assets without restrictions. I contacted Morphohack Cyber Service via email Morphohack@cyberservices.com

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  • 18.25245043 BTC (approx CAD $1.6 million) was drained from my account on July 29th in the Coldcard wallet hack. My Bitcoin was in cold storage. My keys were stored on a Coldcard device that was kept in a safety deposit box and had never been connected to the internet. However, hackers discovered a vulnerability in the portion of the hardware wallet’s code used to generate seed phrases. This allowed them to use AI to brute-force seed phrase guesses. I was at our cottage and only heard about the hack today.
    “No way this affects me,” I thought.
    I logged into the Wasabi Wallet software to view my Bitcoin wallets.
    Right away, I saw a series of red withdrawal transactions, and I knew.
    Between 9:36 p.m. and 9:43 p.m. on July 29, every wallet I had had been emptied.
    18.25245043 BTC was gone. That’s just over CAD $1.6 million.
    Perhaps the hardest part was that I did everything right.

    I quickly contacted Morphohack Cyber Service, a crypto recovery service that I was referred to by a colleague at work who is knowledgeable about cybersecurity. To my great relief, I was able to recover my BTC in less than 72 hours after the incident. Morphohack employed blockchain forensic analysis to complete the recovery process. It seems that hackers have developed new methods and tools to gain access to Bitcoin wallets, but services like Morphohack make it easier to recover crypto assets without restrictions. I contacted Morphohack Cyber Service via email Morphohack@cyberservices.com

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