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Leading cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com has finally admitted that 483 users on its platform lost almost $34 million in various digital coins owing to a compromise in two-factor (2FA) authentication.
The cryptocurrency exchange previously denied that any customers lost funds despite numerous reports from customers and analysts
Crypto.com has published a full security report on its website detailing exactly how much currency was lost as part of the hack. The company also briefly discussed...
The cryptocurrency exchange is reimbursing affected users. It also plans on phasing out two-factor authentication for a stronger multi-factor authentication system.