A massive amount of crypto was robbed this year, and most of it went to North Korea. The country accounted for roughly 59% of the more than $3.4 billion in stolen crypto, according to Chainalysis’ …
How North Korea Pulled Off $2 Billion in Crypto Theft in 2025
North Korean hackers stole over $2 billion in crypto in 2025, using fewer but larger attacks, as the total theft amount reached $3.4 billion.
How North Korea Pulled Off $2 Billion in Crypto Theft in 2025
North Korean hackers stole over $2 billion in crypto in 2025, using fewer but larger attacks, as the total theft amount reached $3.4 billion.
North Korean Hackers Have Stolen $2 Billion in Crypto This Year: Report
Attackers from North Korea have swiped over $2 billion worth of crypto so far this year, accounting for 59% of all stolen funds.
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