Hackers linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group have successfully laundered at least $300 million (USD) of the $1.5 billion stolen in a recent attack on crypto exchange ByBit.
The cybercriminals, working nearly 24/7, are believed to be funneling the funds into the regime’s military and nuclear programs.
The hack, executed on February 21, involved altering a digital wallet address to divert 401,000 Ethereum coins.
Efforts to track and block the stolen funds have met challenges, with some exchanges like eXch accused of enabling cash-outs. ByBit has replenished customer funds and launched a bounty program to trace and freeze stolen assets, with $40 million already flagged.
However, experts warn that North Korea’s advanced laundering tactics make full recovery unlikely, reinforcing its reputation as the world’s most effective state-backed cybercriminal network.
Well, he killed nobody, did he ?
The bigger criminals are those who use war and death to make money. Right USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany and sadly, to a modest degree (if such a limiting consideration can morally be applied), even NZ.
and the jewish bankers ( high finance).
Oops forgot France…….
What about France ? you mean macron ? he is a deranged cocaine addict
rothchild’s and blackrock’s puppet .
The j€ws have taken over french msm and are spreading their nefarious propaganda.
That is what France has become under their influence. Everything they touch rots