🔐 Cybersecurity News (December 4, 2023):

1️⃣ Recorded Future: Since 2017, North Korean hackers have stolen approximately $3 billion in digital assets, with $1.7 billion occurring in the last year alone. In 2022, cybercriminals earned 9.3 times more than the country's export earnings ($182 million). 🚀 This alarming increase underscores the need to strengthen #cybersecurity in the crypto industry.

2️⃣ AFM: In the Karaganda region, the activities of an individual engaged in selling cryptocurrencies on an unnamed crypto exchange have been halted. The Financial Monitoring Agency of #kazakhstan reports that, from the beginning of 2020 to February 2023, the suspect conducted operations totaling around 95 million tenge (over $205,000). 💼

3️⃣ Immunefi: Losses in the #crypto industry due to 296 cases of hacks and fraud in November exceeded $343 million. This marks the highest figure in a month since the beginning of the year. Compared to October, the number has increased by a staggering 15.4 times. The total damage in 2023 has already reached $1.75 billion. 💸

4️⃣ Wu Blockchain: Journalist Colin Wu noticed suspicious transactions from the official wallet of the Web3 platform Hooked Protocol, warning of possible insider trading. According to on-chain data, an address presumably associated with the project transferred around 4.94 million HOOK tokens to Binance. 🔍 Insider trading could harm trust in the project.

5️⃣ Interfax: Rosfinmonitoring recorded a twofold increase in suspicious cryptocurrency transactions. Such transactions are often linked to drug sales, fraud, and corruption, with cases of terrorism financing also reported. ☠️ The rise in suspicious transactions underscores the need for additional efforts to combat crime in the crypto sphere.

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