The FSC said it reviewed exchanges’ IT access controls, wallet withdrawal approval and signing procedures, and administrator privileges. It also urged providers to increase the proportion of assets held in offline cold wallets.
The Financial Services Commission said it reviewed exchanges’ IT access controls, wallet withdrawal approval and signing procedures, and administrator privileges, and urged providers to increase the proportion of assets held in offline cold wallets, as reported by Cointelegraph.
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Cointelegraph reported that operators were also asked to set aside additional reserves and implement other security measures that could be introduced immediately to prevent similar breaches, and that the regulator said it would continue working with relevant agencies and the industry to prevent further attacks and limit potential damage.
Operators were also asked to set aside additional reserves and implement other security measures that could be introduced immediately to prevent similar breaches. The regulator said it would continue working with relevant agencies and the industry to prevent further attacks and limit potential damage.
The Financial Services Commission urged providers to continuously monitor deposits and withdrawals, secure additional incident response personnel and promptly report and share information about unusual access attempts, as reported by Cointelegraph.
The FSC also urged providers to continuously monitor deposits and withdrawals, secure additional incident response personnel and promptly report and share information about unusual access attempts.