Chainalysis: Volume of crime-related cryptocurrency transactions fell to $10 billion
The analytics firm Chainalysis reported a decline in the 2020 volume of cryptocurrency transactions linked to criminal activity.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
Chainalysis: Volume of crime-related cryptocurrency transactions fell to $10 billion
The analytics firm Chainalysis reported a decline in the 2020 volume of cryptocurrency transactions linked to criminal activity.
Russian man duped in attempt to buy a mining rig to heat his garage
A resident of Irkutsk Oblast fell victim to scammers while trying to purchase cryptocurrency mining equipment. According to МВД.
Cryptocurrency trader robbed of $448,700 in Hong Kong
After a cryptocurrency sale, a Hong Kong woman was robbed of $448,700. The South China Morning Post reported this.
Group-IB identifies the most popular cryptocurrencies among criminals
Bitcoin and privacy-focused cryptocurrencies are the most popular among criminals, said Valery Baulin, head of the computer forensics laboratory at Group-IB, in an interview with RIA Novosti.
Trezor Discovers Malicious Wallet in Google Play; Thousands Have Downloaded It.
The developers of the Trezor hardware wallet warned Android users about a fake app, Mobile Manager Wallet, circulating on Google Play.
American startup asks candidates to hack a Bitcoin wallet as part of recruitment
A New York-based cybersecurity startup, Red Balloon Security, sends applicants a hard drive with Bitcoin locked on it as a test task. Business Insider reports.
Livecoin Exchange Announces Shutdown
On January 16, representatives of the cryptocurrency exchange Livecoin, hacked in late December 2020, announced plans to shut down the project and pay out the remaining funds.
Part of Livecoin’s stolen funds ended up on KuCoin
Unknown actors transferred the XRP coins stolen from the Livecoin cryptocurrency exchange to the KuCoin trading platform, according to analysts from XRP Forensics.
Two residents of Buryatia lose 3 million rubles in bid to profit from Bitcoin
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Buryatia said that two people were victims of criminals who lost a total of 3 million rubles in an attempt to profit from cryptocurrency trading.
Investigative Committee: cryptocurrency used to pay for contract killings
Criminals use cryptocurrency to pay for contract killings, said Konstantin Komarda, head of the department for cybercrime investigations and high-tech crimes at the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, in an interview with TASS.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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