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Mga Tuntunin sa Pag-update ng Korean Crypto Exchanges para Tanggapin ang Pananagutan para sa Mga Hack
Limang South Korean Crypto exchange ang napilitang i-update ang kanilang mga tuntunin at kundisyon para tanggapin ang pananagutan para sa mga potensyal na hack at isyu sa serbisyo.
Updated Sep 13, 2021, 9:19 a.m. Published Jun 17, 2019, 8:25 a.m.
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Ang ilang mga palitan ng Cryptocurrency sa South Korea ay napilitang i-update ang kanilang mga tuntunin at kundisyon upang tanggapin ang pananagutan para sa mga potensyal na hack at mga isyu sa serbisyo.
Ayon kay a ulat ng Yonhap News Agency, ang antitrust watchdog ng South Korea, ang Fair Trade Commission, ay nagsabi noong Lunes na limang palitan sa kabuuan ang gumawa ng pagbabago matapos itong maglabas ng corrective na rekomendasyon.
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Ang Bithumb, isang palitan na na-hack ng dalawang beses sa isang taon, ay kasama sa limang palitan, sabi ng ulat. Noong nakaraang Hunyo, ang platform ay nawalan ng humigit-kumulang $31 milyon sa mga cryptocurrencies, at, noong Mayo 2019, a posibleng insider job nakita ang humigit-kumulang $20 milyon sa mga hawak ng kumpanya ng XRP at EOS na nawala.
Noong nakaraan, ang mga T&C ng palitan ay nagsasaad na hindi nila babayaran ang mga gumagamit kung hindi matutuklasan na sinasadya o labis na pabaya.
Pagkatapos nitong 2018 hack, nangako si Bithumb na i-refund ang mga user na nawalan ng cryptos, sa kabila ng mga T&C nito.
Noong Enero, pangatlo lang ng mga na-inspeksyon na palitan ng Cryptocurrency ay nakakuha ng ganap na pass sa isang pag-audit ng seguridad ng gobyerno.
Noong panahong iyon, ilang ahensya ng gobyerno ang nag-inspeksyon ng kabuuang 21 Crypto exchange mula Setyembre hanggang Disyembre 2018, na sinusuri ang 85 iba't ibang aspeto ng seguridad. Gayunpaman, 7 lang – Upbit, Bithumb, Gopax, Korbit, Coinone, Hanbitco, at Huobi Korea – ang naka-clear sa lahat ng pagsubok.
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