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The FBI has attributed the theft of more than $6 billion in virtual assets from cryptocurrency exchange Binance to North Korea, according to a Reuters report. The figure, if confirmed, would rank among the largest sums attributed to state-sponsored crypto theft, underscoring the scale of the Lazarus Group's operations that have helped fund the regime. The attribution raises questions about Binance's security posture and could draw further regulatory scrutiny of the exchange, which has already faced U.S. enforcement actions. It also intensifies pressure on exchanges to strengthen custody and anti-money-laundering controls across the industry. Watch for Binance's response, any formal FBI or DOJ statements detailing the breach, and potential sanctions designations tied to North Korean hacking units.

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