Fraudsters Spoof Blockchain.com to Steal $27M in Cryptocurrency

By cineramaJune 28, 2019Bitcoin Business

Law enforcement agencies in Europe arrested a group of six individuals for emptying cryptocurrency wallets of at least 4,000 victims by setting up a website that impersonated Blockchain.com.

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Fraudsters Spoof Blockchain.com to Steal $27M in Cryptocurrency

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