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    North Korea Likely Behind $388M Bitget Crypto Hack●North Korea 'Likely' Behind $388M Hack of Crypto Exchange BitgetYhnBusinessCrypto2454 min ago

    Security assessments indicate North Korea is the likely source of a $388 million theft from crypto exchange Bitget, one of the largest digital asset heists attributed to the country. The stolen funds are believed linked to state-backed hacking units that finance the regime. Commentators are debating exchange security and the scale of North Korea's crypto operations.

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    Bitget Raises Hack Loss Estimate To $387.5 Million▼Bitget Raises Hack Estimate To $387.5M And Sets Withdrawal Restart Plan✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity47 min ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget has increased its estimate of losses from a recent hack to $387.5 million and announced a plan to restart user withdrawals. The revision makes it one of the larger exchange security breaches in recent years. Traders are watching closely for details on the withdrawal timeline, compensation arrangements and how the exchange intends to cover the shortfall.

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    Bitget hit by $387 million crypto breach linked to North Korea▼Bitget hit by more than $387 million crypto breach as North Korean hackers face scrutiny✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity2 h ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget has reportedly suffered a breach worth more than $387 million, with North Korean hackers facing scrutiny over the incident. The alleged theft ranks among the larger crypto security failures in recent memory, renewing attention on state-backed hacking groups targeting digital asset platforms. Details about how the attack was carried out and what Bitget is doing to recover funds remain limited.

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    $183 Million Vanishes From Bitget Exchange Wallet Amid Hack Fears●$183M vanishes from Bitget exchange wallet as users fear potential hackYhnBusinessCrypto654 min ago

    Roughly $183 million disappeared from a Bitget exchange wallet, prompting fears among users that the cryptocurrency exchange may have been hacked. Bitget, a major crypto trading platform, has not been clearly confirmed as breached, but the sudden movement of funds set off alarm across crypto communities as users rushed to assess the safety of their holdings.

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    Bitget Raises Hack Loss Estimate to $387.5 Million●Bitget Raises Hack Loss Estimate to $387.5 Million, Sets Phased Withdrawal Timeline✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity47 min ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget has increased its estimate of losses from a recent hack to $387.5 million and announced a phased timeline for restoring customer withdrawals. The revised figure makes it one of the larger exchange security breaches, and users are watching closely to see whether the payout schedule holds and how the platform compensates affected accounts.

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    Bitget Loses $387.5M in Security Breach, IPO Plans Unchanged▼Bitget Security Breach Costs $387.5M, IPO Plans Intact✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity2 h ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget has suffered a security breach with losses reported at $387.5 million, one of the larger incidents to hit the industry. The company says its plans for an initial public offering remain on track despite the attack. Details about how the breach happened and whether customer funds were affected have not been fully disclosed, and observers are watching closely for the exchange's response.

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    Bitget to Resume BTC, ETH and XRP Withdrawals With Bounty Program▼Bitget to Resume BTC, ETH, and XRP Withdrawals, With 10% Bounty Program✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity47 min ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget says it will resume withdrawals of bitcoin, ether and XRP, and is launching a bounty program offering 10% rewards, reportedly tied to recovering funds after a security incident. The move is aimed at restoring user confidence and normalizing operations on the platform. Traders are watching closely for signs the exchange has contained the problem and whether other services will return to normal.

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    Bitget Raises Breach Estimate to $387.5 Million▼Bitget Raises Breach Estimate to $387.5 Million as IPO Plans Continue✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity2 h ago

    Crypto exchange Bitget has increased its estimate of losses from a recent security breach to $387.5 million, while pressing ahead with plans for an initial public offering. The revised figure is drawing attention because it puts the incident among the costlier crypto security failures, even as the company signals confidence by continuing its listing plans.

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    Bitget hack funds traced through Wasabi CoinJoin▼4 BTC from Bitget hack traced through Wasabi Co...✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity47 min ago

    Four bitcoins stolen in the Bitget exchange hack have been traced moving through Wasabi CoinJoin, a privacy wallet used to mix coins and obscure transaction trails. Blockchain analysts tracking the stolen funds flagged the transfers, showing the hackers are attempting to launder proceeds through coin-mixing services. The development keeps attention on Bitget's security breach and on exchanges' efforts to freeze or recover stolen crypto.

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    BitGet Says Stolen Funds Nearing $400 Million in Security Breach●MILESTONE | BitGet Says Stolen Funds Nearing $400 Million as Security Breach Unfolds✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity4 h ago

    Crypto exchange BitGet says funds stolen in an ongoing security breach are nearing $400 million. The company disclosed the figure as an apparent milestone in its assessment of the incident, making it one of the larger exchange hacks in recent memory. The unfolding breach is drawing wide attention across the crypto industry, with observers watching how much was taken and how BitGet responds.

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    Bitget Hack Funds Moved Through CoinJoin Service▼About 4 Bitcoin Linked to Bitget Hack Moved to CoinJoin Service✉newsBusinessCrypto54 min ago

    Roughly 4 Bitcoin tied to the Bitget exchange hack has been moved into a CoinJoin service, a privacy tool that mixes coins to obscure transaction trails. The transfer suggests those responsible are attempting to launder stolen funds, though the amount is small relative to the total stolen in the hack. Analysts typically monitor such movements closely for clues about the attackers' cash-out plans.