Hmm the thing is, associating it even more with "hack" and "scam" isn't really great marketing.

I tell you what: it has been working pretty well so far. Just about every year, this is exactly how Bitcoin is portrayed.

- Bitcoin is used for scams

- Bitcoin hacks

- Bitcoin used for illegal activity

All the meanwhile, more people become aware and interested.

These sort of events prime the "nocoiners" to read and understand that little bit more.

This is good for bitcoin - /r/bitcoin probably.

I like your thinking. This is a novel idea.