Crypto Wallet Transfers Anchor $13 Million Federal Fraud Case
An alleged support impersonation scheme led to more than $13 million in cryptocurrency wallet losses, according to the DOJ. The case centers on fake support claims, unauthorized digital account access, wallet transfers,...
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