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North Korea-linked hackers blamed for $290M cryptocurrency heist
Hackers linked to North Korea are blamed for a $290 million crypto theft, raising global concerns over cybersecurity, digital assets, and financial crime.
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Hackers linked to North Korea are blamed for a $290 million crypto theft, raising global concerns over cybersecurity, digital assets, and financial crime.
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In 2025, hackers stole a record $2.7 billion in cryptocurrency, with the most significant breach occurring at Bybit, where $1.4 billion was stolen. North Korean government hackers were the…
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