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Bitget hack pushes North Korean crypto haul past US$1bil

A US$357mil (RM1.46bil) hack of crypto exchange Bitget on Sept 24 was likely carried out by North Korea-linked hackers, pushing the nation-state's haul from digital-asset thefts above US$1bil (RM4.08bil) this year

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Bitget 黑客事件导致朝鲜加密货币被盗金额突破 10 亿美元。

Bitget’s hack is the latest in a series of major crypto breaches over the past few months, as the industry faces increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. — Image by Magnific

A US$357mil (RM1.46bil) hack of crypto exchange Bitget on Sept 24 was likely carried out by North Korea-linked hackers, pushing the nation-state’s haul from digital-asset thefts above US$1bil (RM4.08bil) this year, according to analytics firm Elliptic Enterprises Ltd.

The Bitget exploit showed similarities to previous attacks attributed to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, including how the stolen crypto was moved and laundered, Elliptic said in a blog post on Sept 25. Some of the funds were also connected to addresses tied to earlier hacks, including the record-setting US$1.5bil (RM6.12bil) exploit of crypto exchange Bybit last year, Elliptic said.

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