Crypto sleuths join hunt for $1.5bn stolen in biggest ever heist
Last week, hackers believed to be from North Korea's notorious Lazarus Group stole $1.46bn (£1.1bn) of cryptocurrency from ByBit, a crypto trading platform. The criminals are trying to rapidly cash out the hoard through a complex online money laundering process.
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Ben Zhou, CEO: Bybit is solvent, will cover all claims despite a growing withdrawal queueBybit will repay all users, though some of the lost Ethereum (ETH) may be secured via a bridge loan for short-term claims.
Bybit launches $140M bounty program to counter Lazarus Group hackers who stole $1.4B, offering rewards for tracing and freezing stolen funds.
Hacked cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has declared a “war against Lazarus” and launched a new website tracking the group’s ...
A Bybit program showed users could receive a 10% bounty for tracing funds associated with a Feb. 21 hack, potentially netting ...
Elliptic revealed that the Bybit hack is linked to North Korean hackers who laundered the money using over 11,000 wallets.
Bybit has launched a dashboard for its bounty program, with CEO Ben Zhou declaring "war" on North Korean hackers linked to ...
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Visitors stand in front of works by Bybit on display during the 15th edition of Art Dubai at Madinat Jumeirah in the Gulf ...
Bybit's chief executive says the firm has now fully closed the Ethereum gap after hackers stole nearly $1.5 billion worth of ...
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