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89% of Reported Crypto Hack Losses Linked to North Korea

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Chainalysis reports nearly 89% of crypto hack losses linked to North Korea. This trend raises concerns for security across the industry.

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Analysis suggests that approximately 89% of the global virtual asset hacking losses reported so far this year are estimated to be the work of North Korea-linked hacking organizations. This analysis indicates that cyber attacks have established themselves as a major means of earning foreign currency for North Korea. On the 30th (local time), blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis [announced] the perpetrators behind the hacking incident in which ap…

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Soo-hyun = An analysis suggests that North Korea is estimated to have stolen approximately 89% of the global virtual asset hacking losses this year.

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Attacks suspiciously linked to North Korea would account for nearly 89 per cent of reported losses from crypto hacks in the 2026s, while the average cost per incident exceeds three times that of 2021.

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Coinfomania broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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