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North Korean Hackers Linked to $351 Million Crypto Exchange Theft

25 Eylül 2026TechCrunch

A $351 million theft from Bitget marks the largest crypto hack of the year, raising concerns over cybersecurity in the sector.
The recent theft of $351 million from the crypto exchange Bitget marks the largest hack in the cryptocurrency sector this year. This incident is part of a troubling trend of high-profile cyberattacks targeting digital currencies.
As the crypto market continues to grow, it becomes an increasingly attractive target for hackers, particularly those linked to state-sponsored groups.
Cryptocurrency exchanges have been frequent targets for hackers, with the Bitget incident adding to a growing list of significant thefts. The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) has created new vulnerabilities, making it essential for exchanges to bolster their security measures.
The involvement of North Korean hackers in this theft underscores the geopolitical dimensions of cybercrime. As nations invest in cyber capabilities, the intersection of state-sponsored hacking and financial crime becomes more pronounced.

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