Korea added close money exchange to divulged the important information of on this platform 19 clients recently, this may cause value of 620 thousand dollar add close money to face a risk.
According to Korea CoinDesk this Zhou Yi's report, an employee that Korea adds Bitkoex of close money exchange last week 5 in gregarious platform Kakao chat group in the adds close money Karma (KRM) detailed information that published 19 users hold. Bitkoex is an easy place of a new friend that rolled out May this year.
The information that divulge includes the purse address that close money KRM adds in account of the email address related to the user, user and illicit key, any people that have this news can visit these to increase close capital.
This report says, these 19 users embrace some to add close money total to be 750 million Han yuan (add up to 620 thousand dollar about) .
After incident happening, bitkoex claims other place of this employee suggestion released this information, this bourse already went to exposed asset move in cold purse, pass Internet to cannot enter this purse. Accordingly, this bourse expresses to do not have a loss any asset.
However, this is not Korea adds first time of close money exchange to divulge user information.
Last year, korea is the biggest add one of close money exchange Bithumb the computer of an employee is inbreaked by the hacker, the information that 30 thousand users reach on this platform is divulged subsequently.
Be in on June 20, bithumb caused value because of safe problem the capital of 30 million dollar by pilfer.
According to relevant last week report, ministry of Korea science and technology (MIC) already arrived in January this year during March the safe level that ever increased close money exchange 21 times to home launchs investigation, and affirm major exchange is put in safe problem.
￥ of value of currency of the bit when dispatch 40792.99
Compile: Melody
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