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Question 6

In a blockchain 51% attack, what does 51% refer to?

Correct Answer: C
A 51% attack refers to a situation where a single miner or group controls more than 50% of the blockchain network's computational (hashing) power. This majority control allows them to manipulate the blockchain ledger by double-spending or blocking transactions.
This term is widely recognized in blockchain security contexts and is referenced in typology papers on crypto financial crime risks, including those issued by UAE authorities and FATF.
Supporting extracts:
DFSA AML thematic reviews mention the risk of manipulation and double spending in blockchains susceptible to 51% attacks.
Typology reports on cryptoasset risks highlight computational power concentration as a core vulnerability.
"51% refers to the percentage of total mining power or computational power in the network" is the standard definition across crypto AML/CFT frameworks【31.92._TFS_Typology_Paper_Eng__4.pdf; AMLCFT_Guidance_for_FIs.pdf】.
Thus, C is correct.
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Question 7

Which type of wallet poses the highest AML risk?

Correct Answer: C
Unhosted wallets allow direct user control without third-party oversight, making them harder to monitor and more vulnerable to misuse.
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Question 8

Which level of an organization is ultimately responsible for risk oversight?

Correct Answer: D
The ultimate responsibility for risk oversight lies with the Board of Directors. Senior management and the board have the fiduciary and governance duty to ensure that an effective risk management framework, including AML/CFT controls and cryptoasset-specific risks, is in place and functioning properly.
The DFSA GEN Module and AML Module explicitly allocate the highest accountability for compliance and risk oversight to the Board of Directors, while first and second lines support implementation and oversight respectively. The Chief Risk Officer (CRO) supports risk management but the board maintains ultimate accountability.
Key extracts:
GEN Module, Chapter 5: "Responsibility for compliance lies with every member of senior management, with ultimate oversight by the Board." AML Module Section 1.2 & 4.1: "Senior management and Board must ensure appropriate systems and controls for AML/CFT risk management." FATF Recommendation 2 underscores that senior management and boards are accountable for effective AML governance【GEN/VER64/05-24: Chapter 5; AML/VER25/05-24: Sections 1.2, 4.1】.
Thus, D is the correct answer.
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Question 9

Which token type should be considered as carrying the highest risk when assessing the AML risks related to the customer's source of funds?

Correct Answer: A
Privacy tokens are specifically designed to obfuscate transaction details such as sender, recipient, and amounts, making them inherently high risk for money laundering and terrorist financing. Their anonymity-enhanced features pose significant challenges to AML efforts.
Stablecoins (B), platform tokens (C), and security tokens (D) have varying risk profiles but generally provide more transparency or are subject to regulatory frameworks, reducing inherent AML risk compared to privacy tokens.
FATF and DFSA AML frameworks highlight privacy tokens as a priority for enhanced due diligence and risk mitigation due to their abuse potential.
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Question 10

A virtual asset service provider (VASP) is using public information on the blockchain to trace a wallet address. Which additional step is necessary to identify the owner or controller of that address?

Correct Answer: B
Public blockchain data is pseudonymous, meaning wallet addresses alone do not reveal the owner's identity. To identify the natural person controlling the wallet, the VASP must acquire additional information, typically through customer due diligence (CDD) processes or data obtained from exchanges and counterparties, linking the wallet address to an individual.
Periodic review (A), transaction screening (C), and obtaining transactional data (D) support ongoing monitoring but do not alone establish identity.
AML and FATF guidance emphasize that ownership linkage requires collecting identifying information beyond blockchain data to comply with AML regulations.
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