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Bitget $350M Hack

Crypto exchange Bitget suffered a $350 million hack that the company says bears hallmarks of North Korean cybercriminal methods. The incident continues a pattern of major crypto thefts linked to North Korean state actors.

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## Overview Crypto exchange Bitget was hit by a $350 million hack, with the company stating the attack methods were 'highly consistent' with those used by North Korean criminal groups (FT, September 25). ## Why it matters The incident adds to a growing pattern of large-scale cryptocurrency thefts attributed to North Korean state-linked hacking operations, which have become a major source of funding and a persistent threat to crypto exchange security. ## Open questions Further details on the exact attack vector, fund recovery efforts, and formal attribution from law enforcement are likely to develop.