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Home/News/South Korea Charges 23 for Laundering $11 Million in Crypto for Cambodia Phishing Ring
Decrypt·11h ago·negative

South Korea Charges 23 for Laundering $11 Million in Crypto for Cambodia Phishing Ring

South Korean police arrested 23 suspects who moved $11.1 million in USDT for a Cambodia-based phishing group. The alleged ringleader is at large under an Interpol Red Notice, and Chainalysis warns Southeast Asian scam networks remain resilient.

  • The group moved $11.1 million (16.8 billion won) in USDT between February 2024 and April 2025
  • Two key figures were detained; the suspected ringleader is wanted via Interpol Red Notice
  • Police reviewed over 11,300 linked accounts and found 265 phishing victims totaling $17 million in losses
  • Chainalysis says Southeast Asian scam networks keep relocating and adapting despite record enforcement actions
  • Police warned that acting as an agent for crypto exchanges can also be punishable under Korean law
scamsregulationImpact 5/10
Why our editor rated this negative

Crypto continues to be used as a laundering vehicle for organized phishing scams, highlighting ongoing illicit finance risks that damage the industry's reputation.

Read the full story at Decrypt

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