The Upbit cryptocurrency exchange returned 8.5 billion won ($6.07 million) to 380 victims of voice phishing. Using the FDS system and cooperating with the police, Dunamu blocked fraudulent transactions and recovered the stolen funds. In February, the exchange returned 5 billion won, and on November 22 — another 3.5 billion won for 134 victims. A Dunamu representative noted the success of collaboration with the police in protecting users from crypto fraud.
11/22/2024 2:32:58 PM (GMT+1)
Upbit returns 8.5 billion won ($6.07 million) to 380 victims of voice phishing using the FDS system and collaboration with the Seoul police, blocking fraudulent transactions 🚔
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