According to Decrypt, AMLBot has revealed a case of "close range intrusion". A former CEO of a cryptocurrency project was robbed of $450000 after connecting to his "close friend" WiFi. It is reported that the victim Tom (pseudonym) previously sold company shares for $500000 and moved to Asia. After meeting a "close friend" locally, Tom's phone was damaged by rainwater. After fixing and re entering the mnemonic words, he found that his deposit had been stolen. AMLBot investigation found that funds were transferred to a Binance account. Further investigation revealed that Tom's "close friend" had hacked into his device via WiFi network. AMLBot stated that it has recorded 7 similar cases in the past three months, involving amounts ranging from 13 bitcoins to $300000. Currently, Binance has frozen the relevant accounts. Tom has recovered $380000 and the remaining $70000 will be repaid in installments. AMLBot reminds users not to access cryptocurrency websites or wallets on public WiFi networks and recommends enabling transaction notification functionality.