South Korean Regulator Demands Tighter Cold-Wallet Controls for Crypto Firms
South Korean financial regulators have called for increased cold wallet storage and tighter internal access controls just days after hackers siphoned $6.3 billion in digital assets from Binance. South Korea Orders Security Review Following Binance Hack South Korean financial regulators have urged domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen their security protocols and increase the proportion of […]
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- South Korean financial regulators have called for increased cold wallet storage and tighter internal access controls just days after hackers siphoned $6.3 billion in digital assets from Binance.
- South Korea Orders Security Review Following Binance Hack South Korean financial regulators have urged domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen their security protocols and increase the proportion of […]
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