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WannaCry froze the world in 2017, but its ransom screen also taught millions about Bitcoin—an odd moment when crypto hit most screens on Earth.
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The Wanna Decrypt0r virus locked computers and demanded Bitcoin to unlock them. The ransom note was one of the most recognizable computer messages of the decade. It was frightening, but strangely educational.
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