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North Korean Hackers Suspected in $351M Bitget Crypto Theft
North Korean hackers are suspected of stealing more than $351 million from Bitget in what the exchange calls the largest known crypto heist of 2026.
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North Korean hackers are suspected of stealing more than $351 million from Bitget in what the exchange calls the largest known crypto heist of 2026.
The FBI is reportedly investigating how a North Korean remote IT worker obtained employment with an unnamed U.S. federal government agency.
A new CrowdStrike report reveals that North Korean cyber operatives were linked to nearly 47% of state-sponsored attacks targeting US technology companies. Learn how fake remote IT workers…
Hackers linked to North Korea are blamed for a $290 million crypto theft, raising global concerns over cybersecurity, digital assets, and financial crime.
A major open-source project was reportedly hijacked in a cyberattack linked to North Korea, raising serious concerns over software supply chain security.
A Ukrainian national has been sentenced to prison for identity theft that enabled North Korean operatives to secure remote IT jobs at US companies, according to US authorities.
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…
Five people pleaded guilty to helping North Koreans pose as remote IT workers, defrauding 136 U.S. companies and funding Kim Jong Un’s regime.
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