Original Summary

Bitget CEO: $350M Hack Very Likely Linked to North Korea On September 24, Bitget detected unauthorized transfers from several hot wallets. Bitget CEO Gracie Chen @GracyBitget said the team identified IP addresses whose VPN usage patterns matched those associated with a specific DPRK-linked group, making a North Korea connection “very likely.” She added that the attackers did not obtain private keys for Bitget’s hot, warm or cold wallets, but instead breached the exchange’s internal system and transferred funds directly. Bitget has previously said its user protection fund exceeds $464 million, which it says is sufficient to cover the loss.

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中文标题： Bitget CEO：3.5亿美元黑客事件很可能与朝鲜有关

Bitget CEO Gracie Chen表示，9月24日发现多个热钱包出现未授权转账。团队识别出的IP地址VPN使用模式与某个与DPRK有关的组织相符，因此认为与朝鲜有关“很可能”。攻击者未获取Bitget热、温或冷钱包私钥，而是入侵交易所内部系统并直接转走资金。Bitget此前称其用户保护基金超过4.64亿美元，足以覆盖损失。

  • 情报分类：综合情报
  • 分类依据：涉及交易所黑客事件与地缘政治关联，不属于技术学习或商业研究等明确类别。
  • 信息来源：金融 / 加密市场 / Wu Blockchain @WuBlockchain
  • 发布时间：2026/9/25 10:54:40