After the KPSS exam that took place last weekend, many allegations started to take place on the agenda of Turkey. Many people claimed that exam questions were stolen and cheated questions were asked. So much so that thousands of people who took the exam shared on Twitter that they wanted the exam to be canceled and rerun. However, the claim that questions were stolen has also affected the crypto field. According to a claim, unidentified people put KPSS questions up for sale on the deep web. It was noteworthy that the people who offered the questions for sale demanded an altcoin project as a payment method.
The claim that KPSS questions are on sale with this altcoin
The deep web (dark internet) refers to a world that ordinary users in the internet world do not access. Especially in this part of the internet, the occurrence of various illegal events such as the arms trade is attracting people’s attention. The last event in this context came from Turkey. The claim that the KPSS exam results, which took place last weekend, were stolen, is taking the agenda by storm. However, a new claim suggests that the questions were sold on the deep web. Allegedly, KPSS question sales are carried out with an altcoin project on the deep web. Deep web users basically demand Bitcoin and Monero for their KPSS questions. The nature of these cryptocurrencies is consistent with the claim. cryptocoin.com As we have reported, Monero is a privacy-based altcoin project. In addition, it is on the verge of being banned in many countries such as the USA for being a tool for illegal activities.
However, some of the sales transactions are carried out through the Escrow system. It is noteworthy that this feature can be selected in the image shared by the user who made the claim. The Escrow feature is often used on such platforms to prevent fraud. The deep web, by its nature, includes many scammers and thieves. In payments made with Escrow, the money given by the buyer does not go to the seller immediately. The money is primarily held in an independent liquidity pool. After the buyer reaches the product he bought, the money goes to the seller. Thus, buyers are protected from fraud. For a KPSS question allegedly sold on the platform, the seller is asking for 7.3 Monero (XMR). In this issue, XMR is equivalent to $ 1,000 according to current price data.
20 questions came out the same
Regardless of cryptocurrencies and altcoin projects, there are other theft allegations related to KPSS. The strongest of these was that the questions overlapped with the essays of a publisher. Accordingly, 20 questions were the same as the trial test of the publishing house. As a result of this, ÖSYM, which organizes the KPSS exam, decided to make a statement. ÖSYM denied all the allegations and stated that the claims of question similarity were unfounded.
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