WazirX, the cryptocurrency exchange, has officially filed a First Information Report (FIR) regarding the recent hack that resulted in substantial financial losses.
The exchange is actively working with authorities to address the incident and update users on their progress.
On August 5, WazirX confirmed that the FIR was registered under the BNS and IT Act at a New Delhi police station. The report follows an earlier complaint about the cyberattack on their multisig wallet, which led to the theft of over $230 million.
The exchange has reassured users that it is cooperating with law enforcement and other agencies to recover the stolen assets and bring those responsible to justice. In response to criticism, WazirX has abandoned its plan to distribute the financial losses among users and is focused on enhancing security measures.
Following the FIR announcement, some users criticized the delay in filing the report, arguing it should have been done sooner. WazirX clarified that the initial complaint was made promptly after the hack and that the FIR process typically takes additional time. Nischall Shetty emphasized the exchange’s commitment to resolving the issue and recovering the stolen funds.
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