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FBI Blames N. Korea for Record $6.36B Binance Theft
U.S. authorities and blockchain analysts have formally tied North Korea to the theft of over $6 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance, the world's largest exchange. The FBI said Saturday that Pyongyang was responsible for the heist, which blockchain firm TRM Labs estimated at approximately $6.36 billion, calling it the largest crypto theft on record. Yonhap reports the FBI's attribution, while Korea Times notes TRM Labs traced the attack to North Korean hackers. President Donald Trump said Washington is verifying Pyongyang's involvement, according to KBS World. Korean media are leading with the FBI's formal blame and the record-breaking scale, framing it as a major state-sponsored cybercrime.
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