Crypto Exchange Hack Signals The evolution of war with victims, experts say

As Israeli-Iran’s conflict intensifies, most focuses on traditional battlefields: air, land and oceans. However, this battle is also unfolding on digital battlefields. Lionsgate Network CEO and founder Bezalel Eithan Raviv spoke with Fox Business. Recent nobitex hacks Its implications for the future of geopolitical conflicts.

“I think it’s a game changer. I think geopolitical effort and war are playing on a variety of paths now,” Rabib said. “We’ve always said that when you trace the funds, you can see what’s behind the curtains. And now, this is another escalation or evolution of the factors in the space or the way actors or organizations target actual funding sources and change the game across the system.”

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Nobitex, one of Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, was the victim of a hack that recently caused nearly $90 million in losses. Gonjeshke Darande, a hacking group linked to Israel, has argued responsibility for the attack. According to ReutersGonjeshke Darande has a history of attacking Iran through sophisticated cyber hacks. The Israeli government has never officially confirmed its ties with the group, but Israeli media says Gongeshke Dalande is “linked” to the country.

The latest obvious from Gonjeshke Darande Anti-Iranian hack This is because Israel’s historic preemptive attack exploded on June 13th as a long, postponed tension between Tehran and Jerusalem. Now, Rabib says the world is witnessing a new form of war, in which virtually zero lives are lost.

“This is a war of code, and in reality there are zero casualties in human life, only effort behind the curtains, no ammunition,” Rabib told Fox Business. “The backend of all kinds of battlefields is far more important than the frontlines, so this is basically a story of the characters in the outline and what war looks like.”

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Rabib admits that human lives are not lost on the digital battlefield, but can be destroyed there by bad actors. He said similarities between traditional and financial terrorism are clear. Maritistic actors target groups, and the victims are often innocent consumers who have just trusted their funds in unprepared custodians.

“In the US alone, people are scamming $53 billion a year,” Rabib said. “This is a very surprising number, and it rings like church bells on Sundays, but law enforcement clearly hasn’t intervened in the game because we’ve seen these cases, 6,000 new cases every day.”

Now, Raviv has recently said laws like Pass and is asking for more action Genius act It’s not enough.

“Law enforcement is not doing enough and the law is still five years behind, so everyone who has money in the bank needs to worry,” Raviv told Fox Business.

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The CEO of Lionsgate Network believes there is work to be done in several ways, but “the fact that every exchange moves malicious money and enjoys committees is all about enjoying actual committees, whether the transaction is legal or illegal.