Since 2019, North Korea-linked crypto hacking attacks have involved approximately $9.6 billion, with the Binance theft accounting for about $6.4 billion

Odaily reports: According to unfolded. monitoring, North Korea-linked crypto hacking attacks since 2019 have cumulatively involved approximately $9.6 billion, of which the Binance theft incident accounts for about $6.4 billion, roughly two-thirds of the total; approximately $3 billion of that has been frozen. This total exceeds the combined amount involved in the next nine largest hacking incidents (approximately $5.4 billion). Other North Korea-linked incidents include Bybit (approximately $1.4 billion), the Ronin cross-chain bridge (approximately $624 million), Bitget (approximately $387 million), Drift (approximately $295 million), and Kelp DAO (approximately $293 million). unfolded. noted that the attribution of recent incidents such as Binance, Bitget, and Drift mainly comes from security firms and has not yet been confirmed by the FBI.