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Furto da oltre 351 milioni di dollari a Bitget attribuito ad attori nordcoreani
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Theft of Over $351 Million from Bitget Attributed to North Korean Actors

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget detected unauthorized transfers on September 24 from a limited number of hot and warm wallets, with a reported value of at least $351.6 million. Some sources initially estimated the losses at up to $387 million, but the figure disclosed directly by the company is lower. Bitget suspects the involvement of actors linked to North Korea and has…

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