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A man in Malaysia had his crypto wallet hacked, losing approximately US$3.05 million in crypto assets.

PANews October 11 news, according to The Star, a Malaysian man's crypto wallet is suspected to have been hacked, resulting in the loss of approximately 12.47 million ringgit in crypto assets (about 3.05 million USD). The Perak police chief said that the victim discovered on the afternoon of October 9 that a crypto asset in his digital wallet had been transferred out without his knowledge or consent. Preliminary investigation shows that the relevant transaction was conducted through a blockchain network. The police are cooperating with the cryptocurrency task force of the Commercial Crime Investigation Department to trace the flow of funds and investigate those involved.

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