US sanctions Filipino company behind pig-butchering tech
Funnull Technology was sanctioned by the US after the FBI found it was selling IP addresses to crypto-stealing ‘pig-butchers.’
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Former fugitive Alice Guo tied to crypto exchange that stole millions from users
Alice Guo faces up to 1,218 years in prison for her alleged involvement in illegal gambling, human trafficking, and crypto scams.
Hundreds freed from ‘pig-butchering’ compound after victim escapes
Authorities freed over 600 slaves from the Philippine scam center that was forcing victims to carry out ‘pig butchering’ scams for crypto.
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