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Deep Tide TechFlow News, March 26 — According to Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Hong Kong police announced the progress of the investigation into the JPEX virtual asset trading platform scam case. Since the investigation began in September 2023, a total of 80 people have been arrested, and assets worth approximately HKD 228 million have been frozen. On March 26, another round of prosecution actions was taken, charging 10 individuals with "money laundering" and "conspiracy to money laundering." Superintendent Han Chenghao of the Commercial Crime Bureau of Hong Kong Police stated that the JPEX case is the largest in recent years in Hong Kong in terms of the number of victims and the amount of money defrauded. Over 2,700 victims have reported, with losses exceeding HKD 1.6 billion. To date, no company or individual has claimed to be the legitimate operator. The police need to conduct extensive investigations to identify who is the mastermind, core members, or accomplices behind the JPEX case.

Silverfort security researchers discovered a serious vulnerability in OpenClaw's ClawHub, allowing attackers to bypass protections with simple requests, rapidly inflate download counts, induce users to install malicious skills, and steal sensitive data. The vulnerability has been fixed, and users are advised to strengthen their security measures.

Resolv Labs has permanently removed approximately 46 million illegally minted USR tokens related to the 2026 USR illegal minting vulnerability incident. Measures include token destruction and contract upgrades. The attacker’s address has no transferable assets, and the investigation is still ongoing.