Interpol News

South Korean authorities have requested cooperation from the Serbian government in order to bring Kwon back to face charges in South Korea.

Prosecutors have reportedly secured a “messenger conversation” in which Kwon ordered an employee to manipulate Terra’s market price.

Interpol’s metaverse is up and running and has been designed to streamline communication between various units, along with providing an avenue to conduct education and training.

Law enforcement agencies are “very often” not properly trained or equipped to track crypto crimes, Interpol secretary general Jürgen Stock said.

Do Kwon told his more than one million Twitter followers that he had not seen his name on Interpol’s Red Notice list, but not all names are made available to the public.

The Terraform Labs co-founder faces charges in South Korea relating to the crash of the Terra ecosystem’s cryptocurrencies.

The arrested siblings of the missing Thodex CEO reportedly own millions of dollars worth of crypto.

A project with Satoshi Nakamoto’s namesake has been selected as the winner of the CFTC’s Project Streetlamp.

Interpol partners with a South Korean startup that specializes in examining crypto flows on the dark web to help fight darknet cybercrime.

Interpol helped curtail cryptojacking malware that affected thousands of routers.

Europol has set up a working group combatting money laundering with digital currency. Experts say it’s good for the industry.

INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation has recently completed a specialized training to identify the methods and strategies used to avoid detection on the Darknet, which often use non-standard communications protocols and ports.

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