The crypto exchange crypto.com has reportedly lost over $14 million in the January 17th hack. While the investigation of the hack has not been verified, at least 4.6k ETHs were drained with half of it through Tornado Cash.
In a statement by its CEO, Kris says that no customer’s funds were lost and that the team has enabled an additional layer of security: there is now a 24-hour delay between registration of a new whitelist address and first withdrawal.
Meanwhile, several customers still complain of unauthorized transactions, frozen accounts, and inability to log in.
There are complaints of 2-Factor authentication being automatically disabled.
The question now is who turned it off? And is crypto.com going to compensate its users?
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Emmanuella Elenbalu is the Content Manager at Coinsem. She is passionate about cryptocurrency, investment, and learning new things.
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