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🔐 Cyber News (May 14, 2024): 1️⃣ ZachXBT: On May 8, 2024, an assailant made off with three rare NFTs from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection. 🎨 2️⃣ The Block: The hacker, employing a spam transaction tactic, pilfered 1155.2 WBTC, later returning 4.2% of the assets owed to the victim after negotiation. Subsequently, the #hacker reimbursed the victim $71 million, factoring in cryptocurrency price fluctuations. 💰 3️⃣ Incrypted: Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange, incurred a $4.4 million penalty from Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) for breaching anti-money laundering legislation. 💼 4️⃣ d_code: Over the span of two weeks, cybercriminals have been inundating #Toncoin (TON) holders with mass spam-NFT distributions. 📧 5️⃣ Weixin: Chinese authorities dismantled an illicit banking operation utilizing digital assets for unlawful conversions of yuan and South Korean won totaling $295.8 million. Media outlets reported the apprehension of six suspects in Jilin Province, northeast China, with the seizure of numerous bank cards and other illicit paraphernalia. 🚔 👍 Enjoying these updates? Feel free to subscribe for more, drop a like, or leave a comment below with any questions or thoughts!

🔐 Cyber News (May 14, 2024):

1️⃣ ZachXBT: On May 8, 2024, an assailant made off with three rare NFTs from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection. 🎨

2️⃣ The Block: The hacker, employing a spam transaction tactic, pilfered 1155.2 WBTC, later returning 4.2% of the assets owed to the victim after negotiation. Subsequently, the #hacker reimbursed the victim $71 million, factoring in cryptocurrency price fluctuations. 💰

3️⃣ Incrypted: Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange, incurred a $4.4 million penalty from Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) for breaching anti-money laundering legislation. 💼

4️⃣ d_code: Over the span of two weeks, cybercriminals have been inundating #Toncoin (TON) holders with mass spam-NFT distributions. 📧

5️⃣ Weixin: Chinese authorities dismantled an illicit banking operation utilizing digital assets for unlawful conversions of yuan and South Korean won totaling $295.8 million. Media outlets reported the apprehension of six suspects in Jilin Province, northeast China, with the seizure of numerous bank cards and other illicit paraphernalia. 🚔

👍 Enjoying these updates? Feel free to subscribe for more, drop a like, or leave a comment below with any questions or thoughts!

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