The National Investigation Headquarters of the South Korean Police Department revealed that the North Korean hacker group "Kimsuky" recently stole personal information such as email addresses, accounts, and passwords of thousands of South Korean users, and also attempted to steal virtual assets. The stolen information has been confirmed to not contain any confidential data.After investigation, authorities found that 1,468 people were victims of "Kimsuky" cyber attacks, including one former high-ranking official, 57 current and former public officials in the fields of diplomacy, unification, national defense, and national security, as well as 1,411 ordinary people. Last year, only 49 victims of the organization's attacks were experts in diplomacy and national security, while this year's targets and scope of attacks have significantly expanded. Analysis indicates that "Kimsuky" is expanding its attack range and constantly evolving its attack methods in order to steal virtual assets. It also illegally accessed the virtual asset exchange accounts of 19 victims, attempting to steal virtual assets, but all attempts were unsuccessful due to strict security management.
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Ripple Labs Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz believes that if Ripple were established outside the United States, the company would have gone public a long time ago. Ripple's trajectory of withdrawing from the IPO was completely unexpected. Previously, the CTO mentioned that he was looking forward to Ripple's IPO.The CTO's statement was made during a debate with another XRP community member about why Ripple is not going public. According to the user, Ripple Labs issued XRP tokens to replace the IPO, indicating that the company is more inclined to raise funds through tokens rather than an IPO.Previously, bestselling author and Wall Street investor Linda Jones predicted that Ripple will launch its IPO next year. Jones said mid-May would be an ideal time, around May 15th. (Coinedition)
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On November 22nd, according to the notice published on the official website of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), SEC will hold a closed-door meeting at 2:15 pm on November 30th, 2023. The meeting will be held at the SEC headquarters or remotely.The main agenda of the meeting includes: bringing and resolving injunction actions, bringing and resolving administrative proceedings, resolving litigation claims, matters related to litigation, and other matters related to examination and enforcement procedures. According to the analysis of the crypto community, the US Securities and Exchange Commission may study settlement solutions in recent crypto litigation cases, such as the Ripple case, at this closed-door meeting.
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