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🚨 North Korea’s Lazarus Group Accumulated 13,562 BTC worth $1.14 BILLION! Lazarus has been linked to some of the biggest crypto hacks in history, including Axie Infinity’s $620M Ronin Bridge exploit. They move stolen funds through mixers, cross-chain swaps, and decentralized exchanges to launder BTC and evade sanctions. After the ByBit hack, they now hacked a total $1.14B worth of crypto! While military spending is increasing around the world, North Korea says "no f.... given, we're more into cyber warfare" 😂. Follow @Mende for more news! #NorthKorea #LazarusGroup #CryptoMarketNews #CryptoMarketWatch #ByBit
🚨 North Korea’s Lazarus Group Accumulated 13,562 BTC worth $1.14 BILLION!

Lazarus has been linked to some of the biggest crypto hacks in history, including Axie Infinity’s $620M Ronin Bridge exploit. They move stolen funds through mixers, cross-chain swaps, and decentralized exchanges to launder BTC and evade sanctions.

After the ByBit hack, they now hacked a total $1.14B worth of crypto! While military spending is increasing around the world, North Korea says "no f.... given, we're more into cyber warfare" 😂. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder for more news! #NorthKorea #LazarusGroup #CryptoMarketNews #CryptoMarketWatch #ByBit
Hackers from North Korea took $300 million from the $1.5 billion ByBit crypto theft. The Lazarus Group changed a wallet address on February 21, tricking ByBit into sending them 401,000 Ethereum coins. ByBit CEO Ben Zhou said customer money is safe. The company started a reward program that paid $4 million to people who helped freeze $40 million of stolen funds. Experts say 20% of the stolen crypto is now "gone dark" and likely lost forever. According to Dr. Tom Robinson, the hackers work almost non-stop with few breaks. Dr. Dorit Dor says North Korea uses hacking as a business that helps pay for their military programs. #copy $BTC #CryptoHeist #Cybersecurity #NorthKorea #ByBit
Hackers from North Korea took $300 million from the $1.5 billion ByBit crypto theft. The Lazarus Group changed a wallet address on February 21, tricking ByBit into sending them 401,000 Ethereum coins.
ByBit CEO Ben Zhou said customer money is safe. The company started a reward program that paid $4 million to people who helped freeze $40 million of stolen funds.
Experts say 20% of the stolen crypto is now "gone dark" and likely lost forever. According to Dr. Tom Robinson, the hackers work almost non-stop with few breaks.
Dr. Dorit Dor says North Korea uses hacking as a business that helps pay for their military programs.
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$BTC
#CryptoHeist #Cybersecurity #NorthKorea #ByBit
North Korea has emerged as one of the largest nation-state holders of $BTC , surpassing countries like Bhutan and El Salvador. Data from Arkham Intelligence indicates that the Lazarus Group, a cybercrime organization linked to North Korea, currently possesses 13,518 $BTC , valued at approximately $1.13 billion. #bybit #WhaleMovements
North Korea has emerged as one of the largest nation-state holders of $BTC , surpassing countries like Bhutan and El Salvador.

Data from Arkham Intelligence indicates that the Lazarus Group, a cybercrime organization linked to North Korea, currently possesses 13,518 $BTC , valued at approximately $1.13 billion.
#bybit
#WhaleMovements
HACKERS LAUNDER $1.5 BILLION LARGEST CRYPTO HEIST IN HISTORY!North Korean hackers, known as the Lazarus Group, have made headlines again with a record-breaking $1.5 billion crypto heist. This group, believed to be affiliated with the North Korean government, carried out a hacking attack on crypto exchange Bybit last month, stealing approximately $1.46 billion in cryptoassets. The hackers used malware to trick the exchange into approving transactions that sent the funds to their wallets. This massive theft is considered the largest crypto heist in history, surpassing the $611 million stolen from Poly Network in 2021. The Lazarus Group's modus operandi involves laundering the stolen funds through various services, including decentralized exchanges (DEXs), cross-chain bridges, and centralized exchanges. They also use "mixers" to further obscure the transaction trail. In this case, the hackers converted the stolen Ether to Bitcoin using eXch, a cryptocurrency exchange that allows anonymous transactions. Despite warnings from Bybit, eXch refused to block the activity, earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees. The Lazarus Group's links to the North Korean government are well-documented. The United States Department of Justice has stated that the group is part of North Korea's strategy to "undermine global cybersecurity" and generate illicit revenue. The group's history of cyberattacks dates back to 2009, with notable incidents including the 2014 attack on Sony Pictures and the 2016 bank heist that stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank. As the investigation continues, it's clear that the Lazarus Group's activities pose a significant threat to global cybersecurity and the cryptocurrency market. A recent cyberattack on Dubai-based exchange Bybit has resulted in the theft of nearly $1.5 billion worth of Ether, marking the largest cryptocurrency theft in history. Blockchain analysis experts have confirmed that North Korean hackers were behind the attack and have successfully laundered most of the stolen funds, obscuring their origin and making it challenging for law enforcement to trace and recover them. This incident is not an isolated one. Over the past few years, North Korean hackers have become increasingly proficient at cryptocurrency theft, stealing approximately $3 billion in digital currencies between 2017 and 2023. The FBI has attributed the recent attack to North Korean hackers, warning that they are rapidly converting the stolen assets into Bitcoin and other digital currencies. North Korean hackers have used various methods to launder the stolen funds, including decentralized exchanges, cross-chain bridges, and Chinese banks. This allows them to evade sanctions and generate revenue for the regime. A UN panel of experts has warned that Pyongyang explicitly tasks its hackers with generating revenue for the regime, integrating financially motivated crime into its evolving offensive cyber strategy. The substantial cryptocurrency reserves accumulated by North Korea raise concerns about the regime's ability to withstand economic pressure over its nuclear program. Furthermore, if North Korea can operate using Russian and Chinese networks, the United States and its allies may lose the ability to impose financial costs on the regime for its malign activities. The U.S. government can play a crucial role in helping the crypto industry protect itself against North Korean hackers. By distributing the findings of investigations to industry groups and sharing and analysis centers, the government can help private companies strengthen their defenses against Pyongyang's attacks. With better information, cryptocurrency exchanges can avoid becoming victims of North Korean hackers and help prevent the laundering of stolen funds. The recent cyberattack on Bybit and the laundering of $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency are a stark reminder of the growing threat posed by North Korean hackers. It is essential for the crypto industry, governments, and law enforcement agencies to work together to prevent these attacks and protect the integrity of the financial system. #HackerAlert #bybit #crptonews $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT)

HACKERS LAUNDER $1.5 BILLION LARGEST CRYPTO HEIST IN HISTORY!

North Korean hackers, known as the Lazarus Group, have made headlines again with a record-breaking $1.5 billion crypto heist. This group, believed to be affiliated with the North Korean government, carried out a hacking attack on crypto exchange Bybit last month, stealing approximately $1.46 billion in cryptoassets.

The hackers used malware to trick the exchange into approving transactions that sent the funds to their wallets. This massive theft is considered the largest crypto heist in history, surpassing the $611 million stolen from Poly Network in 2021.

The Lazarus Group's modus operandi involves laundering the stolen funds through various services, including decentralized exchanges (DEXs), cross-chain bridges, and centralized exchanges. They also use "mixers" to further obscure the transaction trail.

In this case, the hackers converted the stolen Ether to Bitcoin using eXch, a cryptocurrency exchange that allows anonymous transactions. Despite warnings from Bybit, eXch refused to block the activity, earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees.

The Lazarus Group's links to the North Korean government are well-documented. The United States Department of Justice has stated that the group is part of North Korea's strategy to "undermine global cybersecurity" and generate illicit revenue.

The group's history of cyberattacks dates back to 2009, with notable incidents including the 2014 attack on Sony Pictures and the 2016 bank heist that stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank.

As the investigation continues, it's clear that the Lazarus Group's activities pose a significant threat to global cybersecurity and the cryptocurrency market.
A recent cyberattack on Dubai-based exchange Bybit has resulted in the theft of nearly $1.5 billion worth of Ether, marking the largest cryptocurrency theft in history. Blockchain analysis experts have confirmed that North Korean hackers were behind the attack and have successfully laundered most of the stolen funds, obscuring their origin and making it challenging for law enforcement to trace and recover them.

This incident is not an isolated one. Over the past few years, North Korean hackers have become increasingly proficient at cryptocurrency theft, stealing approximately $3 billion in digital currencies between 2017 and 2023. The FBI has attributed the recent attack to North Korean hackers, warning that they are rapidly converting the stolen assets into Bitcoin and other digital currencies.

North Korean hackers have used various methods to launder the stolen funds, including decentralized exchanges, cross-chain bridges, and Chinese banks. This allows them to evade sanctions and generate revenue for the regime. A UN panel of experts has warned that Pyongyang explicitly tasks its hackers with generating revenue for the regime, integrating financially motivated crime into its evolving offensive cyber strategy.

The substantial cryptocurrency reserves accumulated by North Korea raise concerns about the regime's ability to withstand economic pressure over its nuclear program. Furthermore, if North Korea can operate using Russian and Chinese networks, the United States and its allies may lose the ability to impose financial costs on the regime for its malign activities.

The U.S. government can play a crucial role in helping the crypto industry protect itself against North Korean hackers. By distributing the findings of investigations to industry groups and sharing and analysis centers, the government can help private companies strengthen their defenses against Pyongyang's attacks. With better information, cryptocurrency exchanges can avoid becoming victims of North Korean hackers and help prevent the laundering of stolen funds.

The recent cyberattack on Bybit and the laundering of $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency are a stark reminder of the growing threat posed by North Korean hackers. It is essential for the crypto industry, governments, and law enforcement agencies to work together to prevent these attacks and protect the integrity of the financial system.
#HackerAlert #bybit #crptonews $BTC
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$BNB
🚨 Bybit’s $1.5B Hack—The Truth Unveiled 💻🔓 The crypto space has been rocked by a major revelation—the mastermind behind the Bybit breach has been exposed. Arkham Intelligence has traced the attack back to the notorious Lazarus Group, a North Korean state-backed cybercrime syndicate. If you’ve been in crypto for a while, their name is no surprise. Since 2009, they’ve orchestrated massive heists, siphoning off billions and evading capture. But this time, all eyes are on them. What’s next? Can the stolen funds be retrieved? Will Bybit users see justice? One thing’s certain—this saga is far from over. 👀 #bybit #Hack #cryptouniverseofficial #WhaleMovements #USTariffs
🚨 Bybit’s $1.5B Hack—The Truth Unveiled 💻🔓

The crypto space has been rocked by a major revelation—the mastermind behind the Bybit breach has been exposed. Arkham Intelligence has traced the attack back to the notorious Lazarus Group, a North Korean state-backed cybercrime syndicate.

If you’ve been in crypto for a while, their name is no surprise. Since 2009, they’ve orchestrated massive heists, siphoning off billions and evading capture. But this time, all eyes are on them.

What’s next? Can the stolen funds be retrieved? Will Bybit users see justice? One thing’s certain—this saga is far from over. 👀

#bybit #Hack #cryptouniverseofficial #WhaleMovements #USTariffs
North Korea has emerged as one of the largest nation-state holders of $BTC , surpassing countries like Bhutan and El Salvador. Data from Arkham Intelligence indicates that the Lazarus Group, a cybercrime organization linked to North Korea, currently possesses 13,518 $BTC , valued at approximately $1.13 billion. #bybit #WhaleMovements #Write2Earn
North Korea has emerged as one of the largest nation-state holders of $BTC , surpassing countries like Bhutan and El Salvador.
Data from Arkham Intelligence indicates that the Lazarus Group, a cybercrime organization linked to North Korea, currently possesses 13,518 $BTC , valued at approximately $1.13 billion.
#bybit
#WhaleMovements
#Write2Earn
🔥Crypto exchange #OKX temporarily suspended its DEX aggregator services following an EU investigation in the $1.5 billion #Bybit hack ✨In response to the scrutiny, OKX has introduced new security systems, including hacker address detection, etc
🔥Crypto exchange #OKX temporarily suspended its DEX aggregator services following an EU investigation in the $1.5 billion #Bybit hack

✨In response to the scrutiny, OKX has introduced new security systems, including hacker address detection, etc
Hayden Davis and WOLF – coincidence or another rug? The guy behind $LIBRA and $MELANIA might be at it again. Reports suggest Hayden Davis is involved in launching WOLF, a token that Jordan Belfort was rumored to release himself. Snipers and insiders were all over it before the dump – classic play. Watch out, this could be another well-executed scam! 🧐 #bybit
Hayden Davis and WOLF – coincidence or another rug?

The guy behind $LIBRA and $MELANIA might be at it again. Reports suggest Hayden Davis is involved in launching WOLF, a token that Jordan Belfort was rumored to release himself.

Snipers and insiders were all over it before the dump – classic play.

Watch out, this could be another well-executed scam! 🧐

#bybit
North Korea Cyber Heist: Lazarus Group's $1.5 Billion Crypto Theft After the Bybit attack, the North Korean hacker group has converted $ETH into $BTC and now owns 13,562 BTC worth $1.14 billion.😳 Now the 3rd largest govt BTC holder after U.S. & U.K. Bitcoin: 13562 #BTC ($1.14B) Ethereum: 13763 ETH ($26.20M) BNB: 5022 $BNB ($3M) StableCoins: $3.5M Is your crypto safe? 🔥 #Bybit #CryptoHack
North Korea Cyber Heist: Lazarus Group's $1.5 Billion Crypto Theft

After the Bybit attack, the North Korean hacker group has converted $ETH into $BTC and now owns 13,562 BTC worth $1.14 billion.😳

Now the 3rd largest govt BTC holder after U.S. & U.K.

Bitcoin: 13562 #BTC ($1.14B)
Ethereum: 13763 ETH ($26.20M)
BNB: 5022 $BNB ($3M)
StableCoins: $3.5M

Is your crypto safe? 🔥

#Bybit #CryptoHack
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Hackers who stole $1.5 billion from Bybit 'attacked' the cryptocurrency exchange OKX#HackerAlert The leading cryptocurrency exchange OKX was attacked by North Korean hackers Lazarus. The same ones who stole $1.5 billion from Bybit last month. Cybercriminals targeted the DEX aggregator. For this reason, OKX decided to suspend platform operations. Users can still use other cryptocurrency services and wallets on OKX, but the creation of new wallets will be restricted in some regions until additional updates are completed. The timeline for the restoration of the DEX aggregator is currently unknown.

Hackers who stole $1.5 billion from Bybit 'attacked' the cryptocurrency exchange OKX

#HackerAlert The leading cryptocurrency exchange OKX was attacked by North Korean hackers Lazarus. The same ones who stole $1.5 billion from Bybit last month. Cybercriminals targeted the DEX aggregator. For this reason, OKX decided to suspend platform operations.
Users can still use other cryptocurrency services and wallets on OKX, but the creation of new wallets will be restricted in some regions until additional updates are completed. The timeline for the restoration of the DEX aggregator is currently unknown.
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The "Lazarus" group turns into a Bitcoin whale, owning Bitcoin worth 1 billion dollars: details The “Lazarus” group, responsible for the recent $1.5 billion hack of “Bybit,” has become one of the largest Bitcoin whales, after acquiring 13,518 Bitcoin worth $1.13 billion, according to “Arkham Intelligence.” These holdings make North Korea the fifth largest country in terms of Bitcoin ownership after the United States, China, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine, surpassing the holdings of Bhutan (13,029 Bitcoin) and El Salvador (6,089 Bitcoin). Additionally, the “Lazarus” wallets contain 13,702 Ethereum ($26 million), 5,022 BNB ($3 million), and $2.2 million in DAI, along with other stablecoins. “CertiK” also reported that the group deposited 400 Ethereum ($750,000) into the “Tornado Cash” mixing service. In another context, “Socket” revealed that Lazarus has deployed new malware targeting cryptocurrency wallets, such as Solana and Exodus, through fake JavaScript libraries to steal credentials. In a related development, OKX suspended its decentralized Web3 DEX platform after discovering Lazarus's attempt to exploit decentralized finance (DeFi) services. Bloomberg reported that the collective was used to launder $100 million in cryptocurrencies associated with the group. #bybit #WhaleManipulation #JavaScript #Malwareattack #LazarusGroup $ETH
The "Lazarus" group turns into a Bitcoin whale, owning Bitcoin worth 1 billion dollars: details
The “Lazarus” group, responsible for the recent $1.5 billion hack of “Bybit,” has become one of the largest Bitcoin whales, after acquiring 13,518 Bitcoin worth $1.13 billion, according to “Arkham Intelligence.”

These holdings make North Korea the fifth largest country in terms of Bitcoin ownership after the United States, China, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine, surpassing the holdings of Bhutan (13,029 Bitcoin) and El Salvador (6,089 Bitcoin).

Additionally, the “Lazarus” wallets contain 13,702 Ethereum ($26 million), 5,022 BNB ($3 million), and $2.2 million in DAI, along with other stablecoins.

“CertiK” also reported that the group deposited 400 Ethereum ($750,000) into the “Tornado Cash” mixing service.

In another context, “Socket” revealed that Lazarus has deployed new malware targeting cryptocurrency wallets, such as Solana and Exodus, through fake JavaScript libraries to steal credentials.

In a related development, OKX suspended its decentralized Web3 DEX platform after discovering Lazarus's attempt to exploit decentralized finance (DeFi) services.

Bloomberg reported that the collective was used to launder $100 million in cryptocurrencies associated with the group.
#bybit
#WhaleManipulation #JavaScript #Malwareattack
#LazarusGroup
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XRP is trading at $2.34, with a market cap of $136 billion, while the daily trading volume is $3.01 billion. The price has fluctuated between $2.29 and $2.38 in the past 24 hours, remaining down by 31.1% from its all-time high of $3.40. Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit dominate XRP trading, while South Korean markets are experiencing a slight increase. $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) #binance #bybit #elaouzi
XRP is trading at $2.34, with a market cap of $136 billion, while the daily trading volume is $3.01 billion. The price has fluctuated between $2.29 and $2.38 in the past 24 hours, remaining down by 31.1% from its all-time high of $3.40. Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit dominate XRP trading, while South Korean markets are experiencing a slight increase.

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#binance #bybit #elaouzi
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North Korean hacker group 39458287734, responsible for the hack #Bybit , converted stolen assets into #Bitcoin — now their wallets hold 13,562,369,938,504.35 ($1.12 billion). 75938002339 {spot}(BTCUSDT) 11950446110 {spot}(ETHUSDT) $XRP 03900961001
North Korean hacker group 39458287734, responsible for the hack #Bybit , converted stolen assets into #Bitcoin — now their wallets hold 13,562,369,938,504.35 ($1.12 billion).
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BEN ZHAO PRAISES VIETNAMESE CYBERSECURITY HEROES VERICHAINS.👍👍👍👍 Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has praised Vietnamese cybersecurity firm Verichains for its crucial role in investigating the “largest crypto heist in history,” a US$1.5-billion hack targeting his cryptocurrency exchange. Ben Zhou said, "I think they may be the world's foremost experts on cyber attacks, "When I found out they were from Vietnam, I was truly surprised and impressed." $BTC $ETH $XRP #BNBChainMeme #FollowTheLeadTrader #USTariffs #bybit #BinanceVietnamSquare {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(XRPUSDT) {spot}(SOLUSDT)
BEN ZHAO PRAISES VIETNAMESE CYBERSECURITY HEROES VERICHAINS.👍👍👍👍

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has praised Vietnamese cybersecurity firm Verichains for its crucial role in investigating the “largest crypto heist in history,” a US$1.5-billion hack targeting his cryptocurrency exchange.

Ben Zhou said, "I think they may be the world's foremost experts on cyber attacks,
"When I found out they were from Vietnam, I was truly surprised and impressed."

$BTC $ETH $XRP
#BNBChainMeme #FollowTheLeadTrader #USTariffs #bybit #BinanceVietnamSquare
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TODAY MY PROFIT ON #BYBIT 💹🤑🤑💹💵💲 CHECK GUY IF YOU AT THIS STAGE YOU SELL BUT BUT IDNOT THE $BTC will go confirm 85k then I sold these all trade.🤑by the way what your opinion,🤔shere with if your opinion is good then I sold #BotOrNot $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) {spot}(BTCUSDT)
TODAY MY PROFIT ON #BYBIT 💹🤑🤑💹💵💲 CHECK GUY IF YOU AT THIS STAGE YOU SELL BUT BUT IDNOT THE $BTC will go confirm 85k then I sold these all trade.🤑by the way what your opinion,🤔shere with if your opinion is good then I sold #BotOrNot $XRP
AK Alizai:
profit bcoz of ur principal amount is very high
YOU ALL KNOW I personlly TRA ON #BYBIT . SO I THOUGHT THAT I WANT TO TRY ON BAINCNE TRADING 💲💰. IT IS VERY GOOD PLTform so plz help me for but good coin in bianance $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) #BotOrNot
YOU ALL KNOW I personlly TRA ON
#BYBIT .
SO I THOUGHT THAT I WANT TO TRY ON BAINCNE TRADING 💲💰.
IT IS VERY GOOD PLTform
so plz help me for but good coin in bianance $BTC

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After going out on Saturday to be a support group for kayakers, I returned to see the player community representative of the blockchain game Space Nation accusing Bybit of market manipulation out of thin air. ​ ​The last time there was a similar accusation was with the Blast blockchain game BAC, supported and operated by the Guatian community. At that time, the BAC project team accused the Gate exchange of market manipulation without evidence, and there was no follow-up after the quality control. In the end, the BAC game gloriously sacrificed, and the Guatian community was left in despair and silence. ​ The voices of the community are worth listening to, and it is hoped that a professional organization can be found to verify the situation. We need to look at the token allocation stipulated in the smart contract, the address lock-up and buying/selling situation of tokens for the team, VCs, advisors, and community players' airdrops, as well as the buying/selling situation of large community addresses. Only with concrete evidence can accusations be made, and we must not wrongfully accuse Bybit, as they are the only ones still actively trading game tokens. ​ There is an original text accusing Bybit by the player community representative on Twitter that you can search for. #bybit #spacenation
After going out on Saturday to be a support group for kayakers, I returned to see the player community representative of the blockchain game Space Nation accusing Bybit of market manipulation out of thin air.

​The last time there was a similar accusation was with the Blast blockchain game BAC, supported and operated by the Guatian community. At that time, the BAC project team accused the Gate exchange of market manipulation without evidence, and there was no follow-up after the quality control. In the end, the BAC game gloriously sacrificed, and the Guatian community was left in despair and silence.

The voices of the community are worth listening to, and it is hoped that a professional organization can be found to verify the situation. We need to look at the token allocation stipulated in the smart contract, the address lock-up and buying/selling situation of tokens for the team, VCs, advisors, and community players' airdrops, as well as the buying/selling situation of large community addresses. Only with concrete evidence can accusations be made, and we must not wrongfully accuse Bybit, as they are the only ones still actively trading game tokens.

There is an original text accusing Bybit by the player community representative on Twitter that you can search for.

#bybit
#spacenation
Myron:
有意思 又能看Ben開直播解釋了哈哈
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