
North Korea industrializes crypto theft and turns 2025 into a record year
TL;DR North Korea stole over $2.17B in crypto in H1 2025, exceeding all of 2024. The $1.5B heist from Bybit in February was the largest single

TL;DR North Korea stole over $2.17B in crypto in H1 2025, exceeding all of 2024. The $1.5B heist from Bybit in February was the largest single
TL;DR DPRK dominance: North Korean hackers stole $2.02 billion in 2025, representing 76% of all service compromises. Their cumulative haul now exceeds $6.75 billion. Evolving tactics:
Hackers linked to North Korea stole over $300 million in cryptocurrency through fake Zoom meetings. The attackers contact victims via Telegram using accounts that appear to
TL;DR North Korea develops AI to enhance its cryptocurrency cybercrime operations. Researchers use banned Nvidia hardware to train sophisticated AI models. AI creates deepfakes and forges
TL;DR Up to 20% of cryptocurrency companies could have North Korean operatives working internally. Between 30% and 40% of job applications in the crypto sector originate

TL;DR The US Treasury sanctioned eight individuals and two companies linked to North Korea. The network is accused of laundering funds from crypto thefts and IT
TL;DR North Korean hackers used npm to distribute more than 300 malicious packages that stole credentials and wallet keys. The attackers used names similar to popular
TL;DR North Koreaās regime has stolen more than $2 billion in cryptocurrencies in 2025āalmost triple last yearās total, according to Elliptic. The $1.46 billion Bybit hack
TL;DR Blockchain investigator ZachXBT revealed evidence connecting North Korean IT workers to over 25 crypto hacks and extortion cases. These operatives infiltrated companies through fake identities,
TL;DR The G7 is considering including North Koreaās crypto cyberattacks, which help fund its weapons program, in its June summit. North Korea has spent a decade
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