Brooklyn Prosecutors, FBI Block 112 Servers and 241 Domains Tied to Crypto Investment Scam
Summary
- The Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI said they had blocked servers and domains tied to a cryptocurrency investment scam targeting Russian-speaking users.
- The Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI said they had taken blocking action against 112 servers and 241 domains involved in the cryptocurrency investment scam.
- The latest action blocked a total of 353 servers and domains linked to the cryptocurrency investment scam, which is estimated to have caused losses in the tens of millions of dollars.
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Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn and the Federal Bureau of Investigation blocked servers and domains linked to a cryptocurrency investment scam believed to have stolen tens of millions of dollars from Russian-speaking users.
On Oct. 14, the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI took action against 112 servers and 241 domains involved in the crypto investment fraud.
The scam primarily targeted Russian-speaking users. Losses are estimated at tens of millions of dollars.
The action brought the total number of blocked servers and domains linked to the fraud ring to 353.
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