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The Financial Sector Conduct Authority is assessing how to regulate crypto asset investments, warning SA consumers of both high risks and scamsters in this space.
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The Financial Sector Conduct Authority is assessing how to regulate crypto asset investments, warning SA consumers of both high risks and scamsters in this space.
Bitcoins worth Rs 9 crore seized from arrested Bengaluru hacker Bitcoins worth Rs 9 crore seized from arrested Bengaluru hacker Srikrishna alias Shreeki, the hacker, was arrested on November 18 for allegedly breaking into government websites, online gaming portals and websites. Police have seized Bitcoins worth Rs 9 crore from the hacker. advertisement UPDATED: January 15, 2021 12:51 IST During the investigation, it was found that the Srikrishna had hacked three Bitcoin exchanges and 10 poker sites. (Photo: Reuters) Bitcoins worth Rs 9 crore have been seized from a 25-year-old hacker from Ben...
Monday, 11 Jan 2021 10:13 PM MYT MELAKA, Jan 11 — A female student lost RM84,600 after being deceived by a digital currency investment scam advertised on Facebook. Melaka Commercial Crime Investigation Department chief Supt E Sundra Rajan said in the incident on Jan 5, the 25-year-old victim was by the suspect via WhatsApp and briefed about investing in Bitcoin. He said the victim, who studies at a private higher learning institution, was promised a lucrative return within 72 hours, and was instructed to register on a website between Jan 5 and Jan 8. “The victim made several payments to f...
1 Jan 2021 Throughout 2020 the world saw multiple major hacks and breaches of schools, governments, and private companies as more systems moved online and the world adapted to the coronavirus pandemic — here are five of the most notable hacks and breaches of 2020. In 2020 many services and companies moved online as the coronavirus pandemic made it increasingly hard to operating normally. Hackers saw this as a fantastic opportunity to make some money (and cause mayhem). Soon multiple companies, governments, schools, and hospitals were subject to data breaches, ransomware attacks, and general...