Organizer: Department of Crime Prevention, Ming Chuan University Co-organizers: Taiwan Civil Anti-Fraud Association, Taiwan Police Academic Research Society Background Fraud cases involving virtual assets are rising rapidly worldwide. Taiwan’s criminal justice system has gradually established mechanisms for on-chain fund flow tracking and asset freezing; however, the subsequent issue of “how to return assets after freezing or seizure” remains to be …
Can Scammed Crypto Be Traced but Not Recovered? 3rd Web3 Security Forum Call for Papers Targets the Recovery Challenge
September 22, 2026, 22:30 Yang Aiqiao Table of Contents Tracing the Crypto Isn’t Enough: The Focus Shifts to Post-Seizure Recovery Can On-Chain Analysis Serve as Evidence? Wallet Attribution and TxHash Must Withstand Scrutiny Victims Seek More Than Just Notifications: Hopes for a Standardized Recovery SOP Virtual assets have become key tools for fraud, money laundering, and the cross-border transfer of …
Call for Papers for 2027 AI Policing and Fraud Prevention Criminal Justice Symposium
Conference Title: 2027 AI Policing and Fraud Prevention Criminal Justice Symposium Organizer: Department of Criminal Justice at Ming Chuan University Conference Date: March 18, 2027 (Thursday) Conference Theme: Applications and Challenges of AI in Crime Prevention Submission Deadline: Abstracts will be submitted by November 30, 2026 (Monday) Submission Guidelines: Abstracts may be written in Chinese or English. Chinese abstracts should …


