South Korean Authorities Recover 320 Bitcoin Lost in 2025 Investigation

Hacker Returns $21M Stolen Bitcoin To Korean Prosecutors - Invest In Crypto News

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A hacker has returned 320 Bitcoin (BTC) stolen from South Korean prosecutors throughout a phishing scam last year. As authorities face backlash over repeated incidents, officers have pledged to continue the investigation to uncover the full details and strengthen their custody practices. Stolen Bitcoin Returned To Gwangju Prosecutors On Thursday, …

Change Of Heart? Hacker Returns $21M Stolen Bitcoin To South Korean Prosecutors

A hacker has returned 320 Bitcoin (BTC) stolen from South Korean prosecutors throughout a phishing scam last year. As authorities face backlash over repeated incidents, officers have pledged to continue the investigation to uncover the full details and strengthen their custody practices. Related Reading: Russia May Block Global Crypto Exchanges Ahead Of New Regulatory Framework […]

Hackers return stolen Bitcoin to South Korean prosecutors

Hackers return stolen Bitcoin to South Korean prosecutors

$21M In Stolen Bitcoin Recovered After Hacker Returns Funds To South Korean Authorities ⋆ ZyCrypto

The post $21M In Stolen Bitcoin Recovered After Hacker Returns Funds To South Korean Authorities ⋆ ZyCrypto appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Advertisement     A hacker has reportedly returned $21 million worth of Bitcoin that was previously stolen from the custody of South Korean government authorities, according to local reports.  The Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office disclosed the surprising recovery of 320.8 Bitcoin — valued at roughly…

$21M In Stolen Bitcoin Recovered After Hacker Returns Funds To South Korean Authorities

A hacker has reportedly returned $21 million worth of Bitcoin that was previously stolen from the custody of South Korean government authorities.

Bitcoin Worth $21M Returned After Hacker Surrenders In

Bitcoin worth roughly $21.4 million, previously stolen from South Korean authorities’ custody, has been returned after law enforcement blocked access to the hacker’s wallets, as of 19 February 2026. Authorities froze transactions on centralized exchanges linked to the stolen funds, cutting off liquidity and forcing the attacker to return 320.8 BTC. Digital Asset reported that the recovered assets were moved to a local exchange for safekeeping. T…