Russian Investigator Sentenced to 16 Years for Accepting $65M Bitcoin Bribe from Hackers

October 13, 2024

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Russia has sentenced Marat Tambiyev, a former mid-ranking investigator, to 16 years in jail after he was caught accepting a bribe of 1,032 bitcoins, which is currently worth around $65 million, from hackers he was investigating.

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Russian Investigator Sentenced to 16 Years for Accepting $65M Bitcoin Bribe from Hackers

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