FBI says North Korean hackers used fake video calls in $400M crypto heist

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The FBI has attributed a cryptocurrency theft worth about $400 million to North Korean hackers. According to the agency, the attackers used fake video calls to deceive their targets. The details are drawn from a BBC report linked in the original post. The source material provided is limited, so further specifics about the victims and timing could not be confirmed here.

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