Multi-source First reported by U.Today · Nov 9, 17:13 UTC · updated Nov 9, 20:35 UTC
North Korea-Linked Hackers Create Fake Memecoins to Launder Stolen Binance Funds
North Korea-linked launderers minted six throwaway memecoins on NEAR in November to move about $430,000 of funds stolen from Binance, Elliptic says.
Common to all reports: North Korean Hackers · Binance Funds · Memecoins · Launder
Reported by 4 sources
- U.Today (low-credibility outlet · Europe) · Nov 9, 17:13 UTC · read at the source
- Bloomberg.com (major outlet · US) · Nov 9, 18:50 UTC · read at the source
- Cointelegraph (crypto newsroom · Europe) · Nov 9, 20:26 UTC · read at the source
- Altcoin Buzz (auto) (other outlet (not yet rated) · International) · Nov 9, 20:35 UTC · read at the source
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Tags: Hack/Exploit, ETF/Institutional, Security
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