North Korean Hackers Suspected Behind $351M Bitget Crypto Theft

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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has suffered a $351 million theft, making it the largest crypto hack recorded so far this year. North Korean hackers are suspected to be behind the attack. The incident is part of a broader pattern of high-profile cyberattacks targeting the cryptocurrency industry. Bitget joins a growing list of crypto platforms that have fallen victim to sophisticated hacking operations in recent times.

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