North Korean hackers stole $600 million in cryptocurrency in 2023
According to a report from blockchain intelligence company TRM Labs. Since 2017, North Korean hackers have reportedly stolen around $3 billion worth of cryptocurrencies. The blockchain company's report suggests that North Korea's money laundering methods are "constantly evolving to evade international law enforcement pressure.“
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