2019-4-22 11:22 |
Local media outlets report that an Israeli citizen by the name of Afek Zard has been indicted for stealing… The post This Man Stole Almost 1% Of The Total Dash In Circulation, Now Indicted In Israel appeared first on Invest In Blockchain. origin »
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After having allegedly stolen 74.990.74 Dash (over $9 million) from his roommate, Afek Zard has seen an indictment being filed against him in Israel
2019-4-22 19:14 | |
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In the cryptocurrency world, there has never been a lack of nefarious projects, theft, and hacking attempts. In Israel, it would appear as if a recent indictment is making a fair bit of attention.
2019-4-21 15:21 | |
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Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Crime: Home Invasion, Sexual Assault, and $1. 6 Million Theft Results in 7-Year Sentence A Hong Kong man was sentenced to seven years in Canada for participating in a violent, sexually abusive home invasion that stole $1.
A Nigerian politician, Ambassador Wilfred Bonse, has been apprehended by the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in connection to a security breach suffered by crypto exchange Patricia Technologies Limited. This development comes as Patricia defaults on its debt repayment schedule to customers following a $2 million exploit in 2022.
The Chinese government has officially declared that the theft of digital collections, including NFTs, will be legally treated as property theft, signifying a significant shift in the nation's approach to digital asset regulation.
The Fantom Foundation has reportedly suffered a significant security breach due to a zero-day exploit on Chrome, leading to the theft of at least $657,000 across its blockchain networks.
NFT thefts drop by 31%, totaling $1.73M in July ahead of a sales decline, reflecting a struggling NFT market. This comes as the FBI also issued a vigilance alert against rising NFT fraud.
Richmond and Delta, two neighborhoods in Canada, have recently witnessed a disturbing surge in home-invasion-style robberies targeting wealthy crypto investors. Local police, alarmed by the trend, have issued a warning to the public, highlighting the severity of the situation.
Rilide masquerades as a legitimate Google Drive extension and allows cybercriminals to carry out a variety of activities including getting browsing history data, taking screenshots, and withdrawing funds from various cryptocurrency exchanges.