Police bust Aussie crypto scam, seize Ferrari, watches, weapons
Australian police arrested two men in connection with a $5.5M crypto scam, seizing a Ferrari 458 and a pair of Japanese nunchucks.
Australian police arrested two men in connection with a $5.5M crypto scam, seizing a Ferrari 458 and a pair of Japanese nunchucks.
Hacker collective APLHV said in April that it had stolen 3.6TB of data from law firm HWL Ebsworth. So far, 1.1TB has been posted online.
According to a press release, police want to take Tate’s bitcoin, worth $560k, along with high-end cars, properties, and a number of watches.
Journalist Ian Halperin visited crypto conferences and found that escorts are being taught to set up wallets and choose the best coins.
Since 2019, France has required crypto firms to register with the country’s financial regulator. However, Binance didn’t do this until 2022.