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North Korean Hackers Move $6B in Stolen Binance Funds
North Korean hackers have begun laundering the $6.3 billion stolen from Binance, moving funds through 12,000 wallets in thousands of transfers, Business Korea reports. The FBI has officially blamed North Korea for the heist, and U.S. President Donald Trump is open to confronting Pyongyang over it, according to KBS World. Blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs first identified the attack, estimating $6.36 billion was moved out of Binance wallets, Yonhap and Korea Times report. North Korea has protested the U.S. claims, accusing Washington of conducting a "hostile" campaign, KBS World adds. Analysts say Pyongyang has every incentive to keep stealing crypto to fund its military ambitions, Korea Times reports.
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