Japan's National Police Agency said on Tuesday that the hacker group TraderTraitor, which is based in North Korea, is likely responsible for a May hack that allowed $308 million in Bitcoin to be taken

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation and other law enforcement agencies have revealed how malicious actors stole over $300 million from the Japanese crypto exchange DMM in May. On Dec. 23, the FBI,

North Korean hackers linked to the infamous Lazarus hacking group have been identified as being behind the theft of more than 4,500 bitcoins from Japanese cryptocurrency exchange DMM Bitcoin earlier this year.

Japan alert attributed North Korean hackers with a May 2024 crypto heist worth $308m from Japan-based company DMM

Japanese police and U.S. agencies said the attack was "affiliated" with TraderTraitor, which is characterized by social engineering.

Authorities from Japan and the United States have identified North Korean cyber actors as the culprits behind the theft of $308 million worth of cryptocurrency from DMM Bitcoin in May 2024. This cyber heist was officially attributed to North Korean-linked TraderTraitor threat activity,

The FBI has linked the $308 million hack of Japanese crypto exchange DMM to North Korean hackers. Hackers used social engineering techniques to access DMM’s