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The South Korean police confirmed that the hacker who stole 342,000 ETH from Upbit five years ago is from North Korea

2024-11-21 11:15:19
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ChainCatcher news, the South Korean police have confirmed for the first time that the 342,000 Ethereum stolen from the cryptocurrency exchange Upbit in 2019 was carried out by the North Korean reconnaissance agency's hacker groups "Lazarus" and "Andariel." The police reached this conclusion through evidence obtained from North Korean IP addresses, the flow of cryptocurrency assets, and cooperation with the FBI.

Among them, 57% of the Ethereum was exchanged for Bitcoin at a low price, while the remaining assets were laundered through 51 overseas exchanges. After four years of tracking, the police successfully recovered 4.8 Bitcoin (approximately 600 million Korean Won) from a Swiss exchange and returned it to Upbit.

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