TRM Labs Policy Head: Governments Should Push Back Against North Korean Hackers
Original headlineTRM Labs 政策主管:政府应反击朝鲜黑客
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TRM Labs global policy head Ari Redbord called on governments to go on the offensive against North Korean hackers following the Binance breach, urging cyber operations plus strikes on the laundering networks and banks used to cash out. TRM Labs attributed the roughly $6.3 billion Binance incident to a North Korean hacking group, and stablecoin issuers have frozen about $2.67 billion of the tokens. Redbord said the industry's coordinated response was unprecedented in scale but warned such attacks will keep increasing as long as they remain profitable, framing the fight as "cyber warfare." The case matters because it tests whether public authorities will match private-sector speed in containing state-linked crypto crime. Watch for further stablecoin freezes, blockchain-analytics clawbacks and any government retaliatory cyber action.
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