A TOKEN2049 attendee has filed a police report with Singapore police over an incident tied to a side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor. The event was called Don’t Get Played and was promoted by organizers identifying themselves as Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture. The complaint alleges that people at the event were pressured and persuaded to install malicious software on site. According to the allegation, the software would have allowed the organizers to gain full remote control of an attendee’s computer. The report, as described by SolanaFloor, centers on claims made by an attendee and does not include any additional findings from police in the source material provided.
A TOKEN2049 attendee has filed a police report with Singapore police over an incident linked to a crypto security side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor.
The event was called Don’t Get Played and 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. If installed, the software would have allowed the organizers to take full remote control of a victim’s computer.
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