A TOKEN2049 attendee filed a police report in Singapore on Wednesday over a crypto security side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor. The report concerns an event called Don『t Get Played, which was promoted on site by organizers identifying themselves as Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture. The allegation says attendees were pressured and persuaded to install malicious software during the event. According to the complaint described by SolanaFloor, the software would have allowed the organizers to take full remote control of a participant’s computer. The report centers on conduct that allegedly took place at the event venue during the conference period.
A TOKEN2049 attendee filed a police report in Singapore today over a crypto security side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor.
The report concerns an event called Don『t Get Played. It was promoted by organizers identifying themselves as Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture. The allegation says the organizers pressured and persuaded attendees on site to install malicious software. According to the complaint cited by SolanaFloor, the software could give the organizers full remote control of a participant’s computer.
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