Return $4M or Face FBI, Interpol: Mask Network Founder to Hackers
Mask Network founder Suji Yan has told hackers who recently siphoned $4 million in digital assets from his wallet to return the funds or face enforcement action. Yan stated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the H...
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