With 28% of the hacked funds having “gone dark,” the exchange has called for more help decoding mixer transactions.

In a recent update shared via X, Bybit CEO Ben Zhou revealed that approximately 27.59% of the $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency ...

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit's CEO Ben Zhou said that 27.95% of the funds lost in the $1.4 billion exploit engineered by the ...

Crypto laundering tactics are evolving fast, with hackers increasingly using mixers and cross-chain platforms to hide stolen ...

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Bybit, the Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange, is grappling with the aftermath of a massive cyberattack that resulted in the ...

Bybit is seeing its stolen funds fade away since only $200 million in Ethereum is left to be swapped to Bitcoin.

Bybit’s CEO has called for more bounty hunters to help trace stolen crypto, as nearly 28% of the $1.4 billion looted by North ...

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North Korea's Lazarus Group stole $1.4 billion from Bybit; 68.6% remains traceable while hackers laundered funds through ...

A customer's experience highlights issues dealing with cryptocurrency, where many regular banking safeguards do not apply.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said 68% of the $1.4 billion in stolen crypto “remains traceable,” but less than 4% has been frozen.