North Korean Hackers Launder Staggering $27 Million in Ethereum from Recent Harmony Bridge Attack: Here's What You Need to Know
Industry observers believe North Korean hackers, widely blamed for last year's attack on cross-chain bridge provider Harmony, have recently finished laundering 17,278 ETH, valued at over $27 million.... Read More: North...
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