Bithumb CEO booked in Korea over job offer bribe allegations
South Korean police have booked Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won after he allegedly gave a politician’s son a job in return for legislative favors.
South Korean police have booked Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won after he allegedly gave a politician’s son a job in return for legislative favors.
The person behind the $5M crypto theft confessed to South Korean police and returned the funds — before they were stolen again.
Authorities suspect that North Korea’s Lazarus hacking group is behind the exploit of Upbit’s Solana wallet.
Police arrested the 60-year-old crypto scammer after he was stopped for dropping a cigarette and tried to bribe his way out of trouble.
Bithumb took action after SK Telecom was attacked with a malware infection that allowed hackers to access sensitive customer information.