#SuspectedNorthKoreaAttacksAccountForNearly89%OfCryptoHackLosses
Suspected North Korea-linked cyberattacks account for nearly 89 percent of all reported cryptocurrency hacking losses so far this year, according to new data from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. This is a massive rise from 2021, when they made up only 15 percent of total crypto losses. Hackers have shifted toward targeting major platforms, with average losses per attack exceeding $185 million as they use complex techniques to steal and launder digital assets globally.
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Suspected North Korea-linked cyberattacks account for nearly 89 percent of all reported cryptocurrency hacking losses so far this year, according to new data from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. This is a massive rise from 2021, when they made up only 15 percent of total crypto losses. Hackers have shifted toward targeting major platforms, with average losses per attack exceeding $185 million as they use complex techniques to steal and launder digital assets globally.
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