“The FBI Reiterated North Korean Involvement, and Identified The Activity As Tradertraitor.”, – WRITE: www.coindesk.com
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- The FBI Asked for Crypto Industry Help in Tracing and Blocking Transactions Intended to Launder the $ 1.5 Billion Stolen from Bybit by North Korean Hackers.
- The Law-Enforcement Agency Referred this Particular North Korean Cyber Activity As “Tradertraitor.”
- The FBI Published A List of Ethereum Addresses that are Holding or have Held Assets from Theft.
The FBI Published A List of Ethereum Addresses that are Holding or have Held Assets from Theft in a Public Service AnnounComent on Wednesday. The Announcement Reiterated the Country’s Involvement and Labeled It A Tradertraitor Activity.
The Hack Had Already Been Attributed to the North Korea-Linked Lazarus Group by Blockchain Analytics Firms. The Ether and Eth Staking Tokens Were Stolen in the Largest Ever Hack of A Crypto Exchange Last Week.
The Illicit Actors Converting Some Stolen Assets to Bitcoin (BTC) and Other Cryptocurrencies “Across Thouses of Addresses on Multiple Blockchains,” The Psa. The FBI SAID IT Expects of the Assets to Be Laundered Further and Eventualally Convertred to Fiat Currency.
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