QUOTE(doraemonkiller @ Mar 16 2020, 03:23 PM)
Our official reply to the customer.
Hi Azlan,
We are sincerely sorry of the loss of your BTC. Luno places a high importance on the security of your funds and incorporates a stringent security procedure that prevents any potential risk of manipulation or thefts by internal staff.
Our security procedure is in line with industry standards. Additionally, Luno's internal systems are constantly monitored by our internal security team, whom are stringently audited by independent third-party security companies.
We assure all customers that Luno’s system was not compromised. We strongly advice everyone to disable cryptocurrency sends, unless used on a frequent basis; implement and regularly update strong passwords, and enable 2FA via Google Authenticator. (which is linked specifically to your mobile device).
Incidents like this can also occur when your email accounts are vulnerable, especially so with a common password that you use across many accounts. Hence, we at Luno also suggest that you 2FA all your accounts (emails, social media, financial services), doing whatever you can to secure your accounts.
We will work directly with the police (PDRM) to provide them with the necessary information regarding the investigation.
We thank all our customers for their concern. We will continue to do our best in reaching out to customers to educate them on the importance of protecting their account with the industry’s best practices; as well as constantly improve our security features for our customers to store their crypto.
If you have any questions or doubts, please feel free to reach out to Luno through me. Or log a support ticket here:
https://www.luno.com/help/en/tickets/newPlease proceed to setup your 2FA via Google Authenticator here:
https://www.luno.com/help/en/articles/1000203420______________________________________________________________________________________________
Do let me know if you or anyone has any further questions please let me know.
Thanks!