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Bybit is nearing a full operational license in the UAE, expanding globally despite regulatory challenges and the $1.4 billion crypto hack.

THORChain's swap volume has hit record highs as the Bybit hack laundering frenzy continues.

The FBI says it “encourages” private sector entities to prevent Bybit hackers from laundering more funds from the $1.4 billion hack on Oct. 21.

The recent $1.4 billion Bybit hack has put cybersecurity in the crypto industry into sharper focus as firms search for a way forward.

The cybersecurity influencer will continue to publish onchain exploit investigations as before.

Bybit and the SafeWallet developer confirmed that North Korea’s Lazarus Group was behind the attack.

After a 200-year hiatus, a modern privateer program would protect American entrepreneurs, enhance national security interests and play an essential role in reasserting American leadership in technology and innovation.

Bybit hackers have laundered $335 million in crypto since the $1.4 billion exploit, leaving $900 million of stolen assets yet to be moved.

Bybit and blockchain analytics firms have ramped up efforts to track and recover stolen funds, identifying more than 11,000 wallets linked to North Korean hackers.

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has announced its comeback to India after registering with authorities in the country.

Ben Zhou announced the launch of a bounty program after reporting hackers tied to North Korea used an exploit to steal more than $1.4 billion in crypto from Bybit.

Lazarus Group has stolen over $6 billion in crypto since 2017, making it the most notorious hacking ring in the industry.

Chainflip’s unplanned upgrade strengthens broker-level screening, preventing Bybit hackers from laundering stolen funds through its protocol.