
North Korean Hackers Suspected in Multi-Million Dollar Crypto Heist
North Korean hackers, possibly the Lazarus Group, are suspected of orchestrating a major cryptocurrency heist, with estimates of the stolen funds ranging from $290 million to $382 million. This incident is being investigated as one of the largest crypto thefts of the year.
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North Korea’s Lazarus suspected of stealing US$290 million in KelpDAO cyberattack
A notorious North Korean hacking group is likely behind the theft of nearly US$300 million in cryptocurrency over the weekend, an affected party has said, in the biggest known crypto heist this year. It is the latest such incident linked to North Korea, whose sophisticated cybercrime programme uses stolen cryptocurrency to help fund its nuclear weapons development, according to a United Nations panel. Digital currency news site CoinDesk said the heist on the vault of online investment tool...
By Agence France-Presse
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Digital currency news site CoinDesk said the heist on the vault of online investment tool KelpDAO on Saturday was 2026's biggest crypto exploit so far.
Read full article →North Korean hackers suspected of US$300 million crypto heist
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