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Bitget Hack

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Reports examine the $352 million theft from crypto platform Bitget and suspicions that North Korea carried out the attack.

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Crypto platform Bitget is at the center of reports about one of the largest digital-asset thefts of the year. The incident involved roughly $352 million in cryptocurrency, although some accounts have estimated the total at as much as $387 million. The scale of the loss has made the attack a major event for the exchange and the wider crypto industry, where large pools of assets remain attractive targets for sophisticated criminal groups.

Bitget has indicated that North Korea may be responsible, reflecting a broader pattern in which international investigators and cybersecurity researchers have linked North Korean operatives to major cryptocurrency thefts. These groups are believed to use phishing, social engineering, malware, compromised infrastructure, and blockchain laundering techniques to steal and move digital assets. The allegations remain a suspicion rather than a confirmed judicial finding, and the differing estimates suggest that the full value and mechanics of the breach may still be under review. The coverage focuses on the size of the loss, Bitget’s attribution of the attack, and the continuing security challenges facing crypto exchanges and their customers.

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