The FBI announced Wednesday that North Korea stole about $1.5 billion in virtual assets from cryptocurrency exchange ByBit.

While North Korea is well-known for cyber attacks, their latest hack is officially the biggest heist in history with $1.5 ...

Crypto thefts by North Korea-linked hackers more than doubled last year to US$1.34 billion, accounting for about 60 per cent ...

According to company, attackers exploited security protocols during transaction, enabling them to transfer the assets to ...

Crypto scams are not new to the market but the reappearance of a malicious North Korean cybercrime unit, the Lazarus Group created an insecure environment for c ...

The bitcoin price crash could see the bellwether coin's value fall below $70,000 or even as low as $50,000, but there's a ...

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation accused North Korea of being behind the theft of US$1.5bil (RM6.63bil) worth of digital assets last week, the largest crypto heist in history.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said that North Korea was responsible for the theft of approximately US$1.5 billion ($2.4 ...

WASHINGTON: The US Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednes­day accused North Korea of being behind the theft ...

Meme coins and non-KYC exchanges played a major role in laundering funds stolen in the Bybit hack, raising security concerns.

Data shows that North Korean hackers stole $1.34 billion across 47 incidents last year - a figure now eclipsed by this one ...

A THORChain developer has quit the protocol, and a validator is also ready to exit after a vote to cut off North Korean ...