Kazakhstan police describe fraud linked to selling cryptocurrencies
Since the start of 2021, Kazakh law enforcement agencies have registered 19 cases of cryptocurrency-related fraud.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
Kazakhstan police describe fraud linked to selling cryptocurrencies
Since the start of 2021, Kazakh law enforcement agencies have registered 19 cases of cryptocurrency-related fraud.
India probes Binance’s role in online-betting money-laundering case
India's anti-money-laundering agency is examining Binance Holdings' role in a case involving online-betting apps, Bloomberg reports citing its own sources.
Finiko founder Kirill Doronin detained in Kazan
In Kazan, one of the founders of the Finiko financial pyramid, Kirill Doronin, was detained. Local media reported this.
Bank of Russia warns of fraud schemes involving ‘pseudo-cryptocurrencies’.
Criminals frequently offer residents of Russia to invest in 'pseudo-cryptocurrencies'. Valery Lyakh, head of the Bank of Russia's Department for Countering Unfair Practices, said this.
More than 100 Finiko depositors file complaints with police in Tatarstan
More than 100 complaints filed by Finiko depositors with law enforcement in Tatarstan.
Russia submits UN draft convention on countering the use of information and communications technologies for criminal purposes, including cryptocurrencies.
Russia submitted to the UN special committee a draft convention on countering the use of information and communication technologies in criminal purposes. The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation said so.
THORChain halts operations after a string of hacker attacks
The THORChain team announced a halt to operations after several hacker attacks.
BitMart seeks restraining order against ‘fake’ Bitcoin SV
GBM Global Holdings, the group behind the BitMart cryptocurrency exchange, has sought a court order restraining operations with “fake Bitcoin SV (BSV)”. The filing was submitted to the Southern District of New York, Law360 reports.
Kaseya, the American software maker, obtains decryptor key without paying ransom
An American software maker Kaseya has obtained a “universal decryptor key” for files affected by the ransomware attack carried out by the REvil hacker group. The company says it did not pay the attackers a ransom, and the key was provided to it by a “trusted third party”.
Radiologex’s blockchain solution could save hospitals $68 billion
Radiologex proposes to combat breaches and fraud using blockchain and end-to-end data encryption. In 2021 it launched the R-DEE platform for medical facilities. The company is finalizing the Authlogex security module, which will help stop medical fraud.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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