North Korean Hackers Steal $2.1B in Crypto
North Korean crypto hackers stole $2.1 billion in 2025, accounting for 60% of all losses, CertiK reports amid rising Bitcoin vulnerabilities.
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North Korean hackers rampaged through the crypto sector in 2025, swiping a staggering $2.1 billion and claiming 60% of total losses, according to blockchain security firm CertiK. This surge underscores escalating threats from state-sponsored groups targeting Bitcoin and other assets, with attacks exploiting weak protocols in decentralized finance. Over the past year, similar breaches have hammered market confidence, driving volatility in BTC prices and pushing regulators to tighten controls on crypto exchanges. Investors face mounting risks as North Korea funnels these funds into weapons programs, blending cybercrime with geopolitical tensions. For deeper insights into crypto hackers North Korea tactics, CertiK report crypto hacks, and crypto losses 2025 impacts, track ongoing developments in this high-stakes arena.
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