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Nearly 89% of Reported Crypto Hack Losses This Year Came From Suspected North Korea-Linked Hacks, Chainalysis Says. Chainalysis, which attributes this week's roughly $6.4 billion…

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Published: 2026-10-30 20:00 UTC
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Nearly 89% of Reported Crypto Hack Losses This Year Came From Suspected North Korea-Linked Hacks, Chainalysis Says. Chainalysis, which attributes this week's roughly $6.4 billion Binance hack to Nort…

Nearly 89% of Reported Crypto Hack Losses This Year Came From Suspected North Korea-Linked Hacks, Chainalysis Says. Chainalysis, which attributes this week's roughly $6.4 billion Binance hack to North Korean group TraderTraitor, says the suspected North Korea-linked share of reported hack losses was just 15% in 2021.

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