ZachXBT: Suspected North Korean hacker stole $5.2 million in crypto assets through malware

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PANews reported on May 27 that on-chain detective ZachXBT said that on May 24, a victim was suspected of being hacked by North Korea's DPRK hackers, and his multiple multisig wallets, ordinary addresses and exchange accounts had outflows, and assets were sold off by the market, with a total loss of more than $5.2 million. Yesterday, one of the attack addresses deposited 1,000 ETH to Tornado Cash to cover up the funds, including:

0x9d42a049f88f1db4b304441081aff7c40d857bea

0x4be5023ad49573a544a9a4109e4f1880a32fe5c3

0x31088345396d0cf00a81a3e3b8e8c5bb8ec768a3

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