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$34,000 From a Hairdryer? Police Are Investigating a Weather Sensor Hack at a Major Airport Linked to Crypto Bets

,000 From a Hairdryer? Police Are Investigating a Weather Sensor Hack at a Major Airport Linked to Crypto Bets

Unusual temperature readings at Charles de Gaulle airport lined up suspiciously well with winning bets on Polymarket—and investigators think someone may have deliberately caused them.

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