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DOJ Moves Against North Korea-Linked Crypto Theft Infrastructure

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U.S. federal authorities have seized infrastructure tied to the FaceStealer scheme, which was used to steal as much as $400 million in crypto assets. The action forms part of a broader Justice Department effort targeting roughly $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency stolen through operations linked to North Korea. The report references a Binance-related hack in connection with these thefts. Specific details on timing, the accused parties, and legal proceedings are limited in the available source text.

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