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⚠️ North Korean Hackers Strike Again: $5.2M+ in Crypto Vanishes! 🧨🪙
According to PANews and blockchain sleuth ZachXBT, a major crypto heist has unfolded.
Suspected DPRK hackers allegedly drained $5.2 million+ from multiple wallets and exchange accounts on May 24.
The Breakdown:
🔓 Multi-signature wallets & regular accounts compromised
🕳️ Funds funneled into Tornado Cash to cover tracks
💰 1,000 ETH laundered yesterday alone
🔍 Traced wallet addresses:
▫️ 0x9d42...bea
▫️ 0x4be5...5c3
▫️ 0x3108...8a3
This is a wake-up call for the crypto community:
Cyber threats are evolving—make sure your security is too.
#CryptoHack #DPRKHackers #TornadoCash #BlockchainSecurity #ZachXBT #cybercrime #CryptoNews #DeFiRisks
Suspected
According to PANews and blockchain sleuth ZachXBT, a major crypto heist has unfolded.
Suspected DPRK hackers allegedly drained $5.2 million+ from multiple wallets and exchange accounts on May 24.
The Breakdown:
🔓 Multi-signature wallets & regular accounts compromised
🕳️ Funds funneled into Tornado Cash to cover tracks
💰 1,000 ETH laundered yesterday alone
🔍 Traced wallet addresses:
▫️ 0x9d42...bea
▫️ 0x4be5...5c3
▫️ 0x3108...8a3
This is a wake-up call for the crypto community:
Cyber threats are evolving—make sure your security is too.
#CryptoHack #DPRKHackers #TornadoCash #BlockchainSecurity #ZachXBT #cybercrime #CryptoNews #DeFiRisks
Suspected
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced sanctions on eight North Korean individuals and two entities on November 4, 2025, accusing them of laundering over $3 billion in digital assets ( crypto currency ) over the past three years to fund the country's nuclear weapons program. The sanctioned entities include First Credit Bank, Ryujong Credit Bank, and Korea Mangyongdae Computer Technology Corporation (KMCTC). North Korea has responded by condemning the sanctions and accusing the U.S. of "wicked" hostility.
Key details of the sanctions:
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) stated that state-sponsored North Korean hackers stole more than $3 billion, mainly in digital assets, through malware and social engineering schemes.
The illicit funds were laundered using a network of banking representatives, financial institutions, and shell companies primarily located in North Korea, China, and Russia.
The laundered money was obtained from various illicit activities, including cryptocurrency heists, sanctions evasion, and IT worker fraud.
The sanctions target specific individuals and entities involved in these schemes, including bankers Jang Kuk Chol and Ho Jong Son.
The sanctions block all property and interests of the designated individuals and entities under U.S. jurisdiction.
#Sanctions
#CryptoCrime
#DPRKHackers
#TreasuryDepartment
#CryptoNews
Key details of the sanctions:
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) stated that state-sponsored North Korean hackers stole more than $3 billion, mainly in digital assets, through malware and social engineering schemes.
The illicit funds were laundered using a network of banking representatives, financial institutions, and shell companies primarily located in North Korea, China, and Russia.
The laundered money was obtained from various illicit activities, including cryptocurrency heists, sanctions evasion, and IT worker fraud.
The sanctions target specific individuals and entities involved in these schemes, including bankers Jang Kuk Chol and Ho Jong Son.
The sanctions block all property and interests of the designated individuals and entities under U.S. jurisdiction.
#Sanctions
#CryptoCrime
#DPRKHackers
#TreasuryDepartment
#CryptoNews
ZachXBT Named the Way to Prevent Attacks by North Korean Hackers
In the world of cryptocurrencies, the fight against cyber threats continues, and the renowned blockchain detective ZachXBT (a pseudonym for an anonymous researcher) has published a detailed analysis that reveals the methods of North Korean hackers and offers effective ways to prevent their attacks. ZachXBT shared data obtained from an anonymous hacker who hacked a device of one of the North Korean IT workers. This incident revealed how a small team of five manages over 30 fake identities, using forged government IDs, purchased accounts on Upwork and LinkedIn to infiltrate projects as blockchain developers.
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