London court orders Binance to trace hackers behind $2.6M Fetch.ai attack

by Aurelia Butler 14 August 2021, 19:20 129 Views

According to a Friday Reuters report, the Royal Courts of Justice in London has ordered Binance to identify the hackers and seize the stolen assets. Fetch.ai reportedly claimed that hackers stole $2.6 million worth of cryptocurrency from its Binance account on June 6 and resold the tokens for a significantly reduced price.

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London court orders Binance to trace hackers behind $2.6M Fetch.ai attack

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