FBI officially confirms North Korea was behind the $6.3 BILLION attack on Binance. The FBI says North Korea was responsible for stealing more than $6 BILLION in crypto from…
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🚨BREAKING: FBI officially confirms North Korea was behind the $6.3 BILLION attack on Binance.
The FBI says North Korea was responsible for stealing more than $6 BILLION in crypto from Binance on or …
🚨BREAKING: FBI officially confirms North Korea was behind the $6.3 BILLION attack on Binance.
The FBI says North Korea was responsible for stealing more than $6 BILLION in crypto from Binance on or around October 29.
It blames the same hacking group it calls TraderTraitor, which it also tied to the $1.5 BILLION Bybit hack.
The FBI is urging exchanges and DeFi services to block the hackers' addresses as they try to launder the funds.
Binance says its users won't pay for the theft, and it has already covered 90% of the losses ahead of reopening withdrawals on Sunday.
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