Massive Crypto Theft Linked to North Korea
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has officially linked North Korea to a staggering $1.5 billion cryptocurrency theft from ByBit, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange. This revelation confirms earlier suspicions regarding Pyongyang's involvement in the cyber heist.

Inside the Heist: The TraderTraitor Group
According to the FBI, the cybercriminals responsible for this theft are part of the TraderTraitor group, known for their expertise in targeting cryptocurrency platforms. The group reportedly seized control of an ether wallet, redirecting the stolen funds to an undisclosed location.
Movement and Conversion of Stolen Assets
The FBI has issued warnings that the stolen cryptocurrency is being moved across various blockchains and converted into Bitcoin and other digital currencies. Authorities anticipate that these funds will eventually be exchanged for traditional fiat money, complicating efforts to track and recover the assets.
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