Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Tech bureau trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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The agency has already begunexamining the user protection systems installed in Tech Bureau offices.
Tech Bureau today states that some of the initial terms have now been changed in the two firms' final agreement.
The agency has begun studying andexamining the user's protection systems which are installed in the offices of the Tech Bureau.
The suspension, according to Tech Bureau, will not affect existing customers, including those whose identity verifications are still open.
Money Partners Group, which owns Money Partners FX platform,has invested in Krakenand Tech Bureau, the operator of Zaif exchange.
At the end of September, the operator of Zaif, Tech Bureau, received its third business improvement order from Japan's Financial Services Agency(FSA).
Tech Bureau said in its press statement that it would resume new registrations as they decide on a concrete strategy to compensate their customers.
The FSA hasnotably issued a business improvement order to Tech Bureau in March specifically on its security and anti-money laundering enhancement.
According to Tech Bureau Inc, the firm Fisco Digital Asset Group will help Zaif cover lost customer assets by providing 5 billion yen($44.5 million).
Notably, the FSA hadalready issued a business improvement order to Tech Bureau in March specifically regarding the need for security and anti-money laundering enhancement.
Tech Bureau said it signed an agreement with Fisco- a publicly listed investment firm in Japan- to transfer the business of Zaif to Fisco Cryptocurrency Exchange.
Nikkei Asian Reviewreports that local exchanges such as Bitbank, Tech Bureau have decided to let trading continue, while withdrawals and deposits will be temporarily blocked.
Tech Bureau, the firm behind the Japanese crypto exchange Zaif, has revealed a refund plan to compensate users after a $60 million hack that happened on the platform last month.
With the acquisition, which is a part of the user compensation plan, FDAG provided financial support of5 billion yen(over $44.6 million) to Tech Bureau and acquired a majority of the company's shares.
Tech Bureau said on Wednesday in a release that it signed an agreement with Fisco- a publicly listed investment firm in Japan- to transfer the business of Zaif to Fisco Cryptocurrency Exchange.
Last month, Japanese financial regulator, the Financial Services Authority(FSA),said it was seeking information from Tech Bureau, the operator of Zaif, including why there was a delay in reporting the hack.
Tech Bureau said after that, it would dissolve its cryptocurrency exchange business and abolish the license registered with the Financial Services Agency, Japan's financial market regulator.
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Zaif announced that the transfer of the business from Tech Bureau to Fisco Digital Asset Group(FDAG) will become effective on April 22, and that normal activity will resume on the next day.
Tech Bureau further explained that after further investigation, it discovered the unauthorized access to the exchange's hot wallets had stolen a total of $60 million worth of cryptocurrency in bitcoin, bitcoin cash, and MonaCoin.
As per the now“legally stipulated” procedures, Tech Bureau states it will hold a general meeting for shareholders on Nov. 19, with the date of the business transfer to Fisco set for Nov. 22.
Tech Bureau also revealed in October a plan to compensate users who lost funds in the attack- a move that saw it sign an agreement to transfer the Zaif exchange business to publicly listed investment firm Fisco.
As part of the business transfer deal, Tech Bureau said Fisco would resume the customer compensation process, which would use its own bitcoin and bitcoin cash to refund users who lost the two crypto assets.
Osaka-based Tech Bureau has just stopped the new client enlistments to focus around repaying clients who in total lost ¥4.5 billion($40 million) from the ¥6.7 billion($60 million) robbery of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Monacoin from Zaif's custody.
As revealed by a report, Tech Bureau did not learn of the hack until September 17, and soon after that, it moved toward the Financial Services Agency(FSA), Japan's money related regulator, to report the breach.
Osaka-based Tech Bureau has already halted new user registrations to focus on reimbursing customers who collectively lost ¥4.5 billion($40 million) from the ¥6.7 billion($60 million) theft of bitcoin, bitcoin cash and monacoin from Zaif's custody.
On Monday, the company Tech Bureau announced the release of Catapult(mijin v.2), a full-featured blokcheyn-engine, the output of which a new version of the NEM protocol is now available for public and for private commercial organizations networks.
Tech Bureau, operator of cryptocurrency exchange Zaif, confirmed the hack occurred between 1700 and 1900 local time on September 14 wherein attackers managed to breach the hot wallets(online, connected wallets) of the exchange containing Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Monacoin.
While Tech Bureau Corp., is a fully registered crypto exchange operator in Japan, this latest costly error by Zaif has prompted the Financial Services Agency(FSA) to point its searchlight on the firm to check out the safety of its systems and general business practices.