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A mainland Chinese businessman in Hong Kong was illegally detained and extorted, losing over 6 million HKD worth of cryptocurrency and silver.

Gate News Report, March 8 — A 25-year-old mainland businessman reported being illegally confined and extorted by four mainland men at a hotel in Hung Hom, Hong Kong. The suspects assaulted the victim and forced him to provide his cryptocurrency password, then transferred approximately $680,000 worth of cryptocurrency. The suspects then went to the victim's company to take about 42 kilograms of silver goods, with total losses exceeding HKD 6 million. The victim was released in the early hours and reported the case, suffering injuries to the face, arms, and calves. The case is currently classified as illegal confinement and extortion, and is under investigation by the Kowloon City Criminal Investigation Division.

OpenClaw Founder Clarifies: Has Never Used Weibo, The So-Called Official Account Is Not Official

Gate News Announcement, March 8 — In response to inquiries about whether OpenClaw has launched an official Weibo account, OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger stated on the X platform that he has never used Weibo, and the so-called "official Weibo" is not controlled by him.

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Releases OpenClaw Open-Source AI Intelligent Agent Security Risk Warning

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a warning, stating that the open-source AI agent OpenClaw poses high security risks under default configurations, making it susceptible to cyberattacks and information leaks. Users are advised to check configurations and permissions, and implement security measures to prevent risks.

Trader Wesley found a tracker in the car, reported it to the authorities, and warned colleagues to stay safe.

Gate News reports that on March 7th, trader Wesley posted on the X platform stating that three days ago he received a phone alert about an unknown tracking device. Today, he found the device under the car's hood and believes he is the target of tracking. He has already reported it to the police. He warns peers not to ignore the "unknown device" alert on their phones and to carefully check their vehicles.

Iran and North Korea are both using it! Stablecoins have become the preferred virtual asset for illegal transactions, with involved fraud totaling $51 billion.

According to the FATF report, stablecoins have become the preferred asset for illegal transactions, especially in countries like Iran and North Korea. The organization calls for increased regulation of stablecoin issuers and states that by 2025, stablecoins will account for the majority of illegal virtual asset transactions. To address these challenges, the FATF recommends that issuers strengthen their technical capabilities to improve regulatory efficiency.

Hong Kong Sheung Wan Money Exchange Customer Robbed at Knifepoint, Police Arrest Suspect Through Early Deployment

Recently, a knife robbery occurred in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Two victims were robbed after exchanging approximately 10 million HKD at a currency exchange shop. The police successfully apprehended the suspect, and the victims did not suffer any property loss. This is the third major cash robbery in the area within three months. The police have begun investigating the connection between the cases and the background of the criminal group.