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North Korean Hackers Laundering $6.3B Binance Stolen Funds
U.S. blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs has attributed a record $6.36 billion theft from Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, to North Korean hackers, Yonhap reports. Business Korea reports the hackers have begun moving the stolen assets, worth about 8.4 trillion won, through thousands of transfers—over 12,000 wallets and 3,000 transactions—to launder the funds. North Korea has protested the U.S. claims, accusing Washington of conducting a hostile campaign, while the FBI has officially blamed Pyongyang and President Trump has signaled openness to confronting the regime, according to KBS World. Korea's cryptocurrency exchanges are on alert as signs of laundering emerge, and analysts say North Korea has every incentive to keep stealing crypto to bankroll its military ambitions, the Korea Times reports.
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