Crypto.com Accidentally Sent $7 Million to Customer — Sues 7 Months Later to Get It Back
Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com accidentally transferred about $7.26 million to a customer’s account but did not notice the error for seven months. The crypto company has now sued the customer to recover the funds. Crypto.com Sues Customer 7 Months After Mistakenly Transferring over $7 Million The Australian Supreme Court of Victoria released a default judgment Friday in a case where crypto exchange Crypto.com accidentally...
Congress Questions Coinbase, FTX, Binance, Kraken in Crypto Fraud Crackdown
A House committee has sent letters to four U.S. federal agencies and five cryptocurrency exchanges asking for information about what they are doing to combat cryptocurrency fraud and scams. Congress Questions Regulators and Crypto Exchanges The House Committee on Oversight and Reform sent letters to four U.S. federal agencies and five crypto exchanges on Tuesday in an effort to crack down on crypto-related fraud and scams. The four...
Movie Pirate Sentenced in Criminal Case Designed to Send Warning
The decision whether to pirate content or pay for it is ultimately a personal choice influenced by any number of factors. From content availability to the ability to pay, from wanting content now or being forced to wait, the scales can easily tip one way or the other. By emphasizing the benefits of legal consumption and elevating public perception of risk, anti-piracy groups try to tip the scales in favor of rightsholders. Showing...
Cloudflare Rejects Role as Internet or Piracy Police
In 2017, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince decided to terminate the account of the controversial neo-Nazi site Daily Stormer. “I woke up this morning in a bad mood and decided to kick them off the Internet,” he wrote at the time. The company’s lawyers later explained that the move was meant as an “intellectual exercise” to start a conversation regarding censorship and free speech on the internet. However, external parties took this...
How to display the presence and absence of nth-highest group-wise values in SQL
How to display the presence and absence of nth-highest group-wise values in SQL Mohammed Kamil Khan Fri, 09/02/2022 – 03:00 Register or Login to like Register or Login to like While skimming through SQL to prepare for interviews, I often come across this question: Find the employee with the highest or (second-highest) salary by joining a table containing employee information with another that contains department information....
