- The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) official website is currently down and possibly experiencing a technical issue.
- The issue creates a frenzy as it probes security concerns reflecting January’s security breach.
- While the community awaits the SEC’s positive response to the potential ETH ETF launch, the current issue poses concerns.
The official website of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is currently experiencing technical issues, probing security concerns. While the website merely displays the ambiguous message “page not found,” it could direct the public to several conclusions, including a potential security breach.
SEC Webpage
In a previous incident in January 2024, when the crypto community was largely anticipating the SEC’s Spot Bitcoin ETF approval, the regulator’s X account was hacked. The hacker announced that the SEC approved the exchange-traded fund, triggering a substantial hike in BTC price.
Soon, the SEC recovered the page and deleted the post half an hour later. The officials disclosed that the account was compromised as it didn’t have two-factor authentication at the time. As reported, an unauthorized…
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