North Korea accused of plundering Bitget for $387 million in year’s biggest crypto attack

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Fortune	North Korea accused of plundering Bitget for $387 million in year’s biggest crypto attack	Hackers exploited Bitget’s wallet backend, using a flaw that made fraudulent withdrawals look legitimate.	25 Sep, 17:30	25 Sep, 18:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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