Revealing crypto exchange’s physical location was not harmful, court rules

by Aurelia Butler 24 September 2020, 02:00 169 Views

According to court records filed Sept. 22, U.S. District Judge Maxine M. Chesney has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Payward Inc. — the owner of Kraken — against former employee Nathan Peter Runyon for misappropriating “trade secrets” by publicly disclosing the exchange’s physical address in San Francisco and accessing one of the company’s protected computers.

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Revealing crypto exchange’s physical location was not harmful, court rules

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