Users File FBI Petition Against Kraken, Complain About Stolen Funds
CoinTelegraph continues to receive complaints from Kraken users over reportedly stolen funds. This week they created a mail group for a public petition which is being planned to be forwarded to the FBI Cybercrime division. They want Kraken to confess their guilt and make a refund. CoinTelegraph’s attempt at getting a word from Kraken has been made through their contact form but there has been no response yet at the time of publication. Phishing attack? Initial correspondence from a user was communicated to Kraken in July asking them to confirm or deny the allegation but there was no....
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The donations received by Bitcoin Unlimited may have come from funds stolen from Kraken a few months ago. Bitcoin Unlimited recently made news after it received an unusually large donation of around $500,000 in bitcoins. The donation amount is now mired in controversy after it was claimed to have come from a questionable source. According to few reports, the donation received by the project may have been part of funds stolen from Kraken, a leading digital currency exchange. There were unconfirmed reports of Kraken suffering from a security breach in late July that resulted in a theft.....
There are claims that several accounts on Kraken have been compromised and funds taken. Representatives of Kraken told Cointelegraph that the cases mentioned below are currently being investigated. Users’ complaints. In an email to CoinTelegraph, a supposed Kraken user claimed in writing that: “Last few days many traders were robbed and their funds were drained from Kraken. People are angry and wants their money back. Like a Defender of Crypto World and respected media you can help a lot... Kraken must solve their security problems and this is fact.” Over on Reddit, a user u/MIkeHBrown,....
The Kraken support team has drawn to the attention of Cointelegraph its recent blogpost in response to various claims of compromised accounts and stolen funds on the exchange. In the last month, CoinTelegraph received two separate mails from alleged Kraken users who claim their accounts were compromised after a reported security breach on the Kraken system. Kraken was not hacked. Both cases were presented to Kraken for clarification before our articles were published about them in July and August. But in a response on Monday August 15, Kraken says the claims of a breach could be as a....
It's been a long time coming, but Mt. Gox customers who lost their funds can finally make claims against the exchange, which filed for bankruptcy in February of 2014. According to the Notice of Commencement of Filing of Bankruptcy Claims issued on April 22, 2015, by bankruptcy trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi, users can register their claims online under certain conditions or by mail. Customers can choose to file the Exchange-Related Bankruptcy Claim online form via the Kraken Bitcoin Exchange system or through the bankruptcy trustee's own system on the MtGox website. In order to file through....
It appears as if there is a phishing email making the rounds regarding the ongoing Mt. Gox investigation. These emails are allegedly coming from the Kraken exchange, and contain a link to a Google Drive file. That file supposedly holds the list of all accepted and rejected Mt. Gox claims, but there is a likely chance this is an attempt to infect users with malware or ransomware.The incident was initially reported on the Bitcoin subreddit and seems to be targeting email address found on the Bitcointalk forum. Malicious File Claiming To Hold Mt.Gox Information. What is even more....