FBTC closed - Dutch police seize Bitcoins, potential owner of FBTCexchange.com

cointraffic

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The group distributed trojans that injected fraudulent transactions into online banking applications of victims. They used their Bitcoin-exchange to launder the money they stole in this way.

Sounds more like their exchange was misused by others for this purpose… Would be kind of supid by the botmasters to use their own exchange for it.

OleOle

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Are you like these guys?

Quote from: horsebox1 on October 29, 2013, 03:03:51 PM

Bastards

It's a brutal situation Undecided

SamBrannan49

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I had a small amount of Fiat in there as well...

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The public prosecutor's office seized 56 bitcoins, which have since been exchanged to more than 7700 Euro.

Looks like the prosecutor simply liquidated everything they could a hold on... But it doesn't say that exactly, so maybe there's still hope.

If anyone of you manages to get refunded, let us know how Wink

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Bastards

horsebox1

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I have fiat on there, I sold BTC but hadnt yet withdrawn to my bank account. Am I screwed?

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Quote from: Anthony1982 on October 29, 2013, 03:06:31 AM

Quote from: SamBrannan49 on October 29, 2013, 02:40:46 AM

Hey, for everyone who missed it so far:

The Dutch FBTC Exchange got closed in relation to a scam case...

"The Dutch gang allegedly laundered money through Bitcoin transactions and even set up their own Bitcoin exchange service - FBTC Exchange - that went dark after the arrests."

http://www.informationweek.com/security/attacks/dutch-banking-malware-gang-busted-bitcoi/240163193

and

"The police investigation focuses on the period from spring 2012 through to today, and on more than 150 fraudulent transactions. Multiple banks and businesses have filed cybercrime reports. The extent of the damages approaches potentially more than a million Euro."

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1p4qpw/dutch_police_seize_bitcoins_potential_owner_of/

For everyone who understands Dutch, there's a discussion going on here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nederlandse-hackers-plunderen-rekeningen-witwassen-geld-via-bitcoin-317382

- Sam

wow.
But scam and laundering is not the same.

The group distributed trojans that injected fraudulent transactions into online banking applications of victims. They used their Bitcoin-exchange to launder the money they stole in this way.

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Quote from: SamBrannan49 on October 29, 2013, 02:40:46 AM

Hey, for everyone who missed it so far:

The Dutch FBTC Exchange got closed in relation to a scam case...

"The Dutch gang allegedly laundered money through Bitcoin transactions and even set up their own Bitcoin exchange service - FBTC Exchange - that went dark after the arrests."

http://www.informationweek.com/security/attacks/dutch-banking-malware-gang-busted-bitcoi/240163193

and

"The police investigation focuses on the period from spring 2012 through to today, and on more than 150 fraudulent transactions. Multiple banks and businesses have filed cybercrime reports. The extent of the damages approaches potentially more than a million Euro."

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1p4qpw/dutch_police_seize_bitcoins_potential_owner_of/

For everyone who understands Dutch, there's a discussion going on here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nederlandse-hackers-plunderen-rekeningen-witwassen-geld-via-bitcoin-317382

- Sam

wow.
But scam and laundering is not the same.

SamBrannan49

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Hey, for everyone who missed it so far:

The Dutch FBTC Exchange got closed in relation to a scam case...

"The Dutch gang allegedly laundered money through Bitcoin transactions and even set up their own Bitcoin exchange service - FBTC Exchange - that went dark after the arrests."

http://www.informationweek.com/security/attacks/dutch-banking-malware-gang-busted-bitcoi/240163193

and

"The police investigation focuses on the period from spring 2012 through to today, and on more than 150 fraudulent transactions. Multiple banks and businesses have filed cybercrime reports. The extent of the damages approaches potentially more than a million Euro."

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1p4qpw/dutch_police_seize_bitcoins_potential_owner_of/

For everyone who understands Dutch, there's a discussion going on here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nederlandse-hackers-plunderen-rekeningen-witwassen-geld-via-bitcoin-317382

- Sam

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