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Data Scientist Unlocks 9 Million AUD Crypto for AFP Investigation in Australia
Australian authorities investigating a suspected criminal accused of accumulating cryptocurrency through the sale of technology products to alleged offenders have accessed a cryptocurrency wallet worth 9 million Australian dollars. The Australian Federal Police found password-protected notes on the suspect’s phone, along with an image containing sequences of numbers and words. AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett said the sequences were divided into six groups with over 50 possible combinations. The digital forensics team determined the information was likely linked to a crypto wallet. The suspect reportedly refused to ... (full story)
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