BELOGIVAVI: BitFinex Cryptocurrency Trading Platform, owned and operated by iFINEX Inc., is associated with Indian authorities in connection with alleged Bitcoin scam involving Hackers Bengaluru sriki aka sriki.
“We come into contact with the authorities regarding this case,” a Senior Pr Bitfinex manager to Ti.
It cannot be verified immediately with Indian Bitfinex agencies related.
While the Bengaluru City Police Chargesheeted Sriki in February this year for hacking into the Cryptocurrency platform and stealing Bitcoin, Head of the Head of Karnataka Basavara Bommai recently said the investigation had been submitted to the CBI.
Can be recalled that nearly 1.2 lakh Bitcoin was stolen from Bitfinex in 2016.
In his statement to Bengaluru police, the copy was part of the chargesheet, sriki referring to BitFinex in two places.
In the first reference, he said he was hacking “bitfinex or bitcentr around 2015”, “around Rs 1.5 Crore in Bitcoins” and helped with hotel bills and help friends “.
In the second reference, he stated:” Bitfinex is a hack My first Bitcoin, the exchange was hacked twice and I was the first person to do it.
The second example is a simple phishing spear attack which causes two Israeli hackers to work for the army to get access to employees’ computers …
“Sriki claimed to have received a profit with only 2,000 bitcoin he spent for his luxurious lifestyle.
While some ethical hackers say bitfinex might not Can track Bitcoin stolen, the company’s Senior PR manager said, “We have tracked all Bitcoin movements stolen from Bitfinex in 2016 with the help of leading Blockchain analysis services in the industry.
We have worked closely with various law enforcement agencies in an effort to reclaim Bitcoin stolen.
“On Wednesday, after he was released with a guarantee, Sriki denied he had a role in Bitfinex hacking and had been in police custody when the coin was moved.
When contacted, the police commissioner with Sandeep Patil, who first caught his sriki, said he would respond but Not returning to the moment
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