Peretas Korea Utara menjarah lebih dari $200 juta crypto pada tahun 2023, dengan total $2 miliar dalam lima tahun: Laporkan
kripto Peretas Korea Utara menjarah lebih dari $200 juta crypto pada tahun 2023, dengan total $2 miliar dalam lima tahun: Laporkan 7 menit yang lalu Berita Bitcoin Ethereum Hackers linked to North Korea have stolen over $200 million in cryptocurrency so far in 2023, accounting for 20% of all stolen crypto this year, according to a report by blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs. The theft is part of over $2 billion looted by cybercriminals in the last five years, with 30 different crypto-project attacks. Also, the majority of these exploits have focused on decentralized finance (DeFi), particularly targeting cross-chain bridges. Last year was the most successful year for hackers, with over $800 million in cryptocurrency stolen. Three major attacks targeted DeFi protocols, including a $625 million theft from the Ronin Bridge in March. North Korean hackers have been using various techniques to launder stolen funds, such as chain hopping and mixers, and quickly cashing out through exchanges with lower KYC/AML controls. In June this year, hackers focused on Atomic Wallet users and stole around $100 million worth of various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, XRP, Stellar, Dogecoin, and Litecoin. According to TRM Labs, the criminals transferred the stolen Ethereum to different addresses they controlled using wrapped Ether