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Here is Park Jin Hyok

The Guy behind the $1.4 billion Bybit cyber heist.

He has No records.
No photos.
No trace.
No Social Media

He’s a ghost 🫥

He’s the kind of hacker governments pretend don’t exist

—because admitting he does would mean accepting the fact that:

The world’s biggest financial systems are not safe.

And on February 21, 2025, this guy proved it again.

The world’s financial systems are fragile.

You already know the backstory

Bybit, one of the biggest crypto exchanges in the world,
who was supposed to be untouchable

With their sophisticated Cyber security infrastructure :

✅ $16.2 billion in reserves
✅ Military-grade encryption
✅ Multi-signature cold wallets

where in one night, ripped off 401,347 ETH worth $1.4 billion dollars
from their most secure vault.

No alarms. No warnings. Just… silence.

The Bybit CEO, Ben Zhou, scrambled to contain the damage.

Although He secured an emergency loan to cover 80% of the losses.
Promised users, that their funds were safe.
kept withdrawals open, even as $1.5 billion poured out.

The Good news Bybit survived.
But its reputation? Not so much.

And when investigators traced the stolen funds, one name kept coming up.

Park Jin.

For years, intelligence agencies have been chasing him.

They know he was trained at Kim Chaek University of Technology North Korea’s hacking powerhouse.

They know he worked for Chosun Expo, a front for the Lazarus Group —Pyongyang’s cybercrime elite.
And they know he’s behind some of the biggest heists in history.

💰 Axie Infinity (Ronin Bridge): $625M
💰 Bangladesh Central Bank Heist: $81M
💰 Sony Pictures Hack: The attack that shook Hollywood

But here’s the kicker: they have no idea where he is.

Because in the digital world, Park Jin doesn’t need a face.

According to Bybit hired cyber security expert investigators
- zachxbt

Lazarus Group didn’t brute-force their way into Bybit’s servers.

But rather they tricked Bybit’s own security team into handing over the keys.