Cambodia Freezes Over $300 Million in Assets in Cyber Fraud Crackdown
Cambodia has frozen over $300 million in assets and initiated 446 legal cases as part of a year-long crackdown on cyber fraud. The operation has implicated 3,927 individuals from 29 nationalities, including some public officials involved in four separate cases.
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