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$6.75 billion stolen since 2016: CertiK flags North Korea as crypto's biggest theft threat

CertiK estimates North Korean hackers have stolen $6.75 billion in crypto since 2016.

Skynet DPRK Crypto Threats Report: North Korea-Linked Hackers Stole $6.75 Billion in Crypto Since 2016

CertiK today released its latest report analyzing North Korea’s role in cryptocurrency-related cybercrime, revealing that DPRK-linked threat actors have stolen an estimated $6.75 billion across 263 ...

Only 1% of Crypto Is Criminal Activity — New Research Reveals

Binance Research says illicit crypto activity remained below 1% of total on-chain volume in 2025. Criminal flows still ...

North Korean Hackers Have Stolen $6 Billion in Crypto—Including 76% of 2026's Spoils: TRM

Pyongyang-linked hackers drained $577 million from two DeFi platforms in April, underscoring an escalating threat to crypto markets.
AMBCrypto

Crypto thefts are now part of North Korea’s state revenue mechanism – Report

Can concerted cyber security efforts from blockchains and the U.S Treasury help protect crypto from North Korea?
AOL

Assault, home invasion and hostages. Crypto ransom violence is on the rise — here’s how you can protect yourself

Crypto crime is going offline. According to the latest "Skynet Wrench Attacks Report" by blockchain security firm CertiK, there's a troubling rise in attacks using physical violence, intimidation, or ...