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TOP 1 MOST FEARED HACKER GROUP IN THE WORLD: LAZARUS GROUP 🇰🇵 North Korea’s state linked hacking organization has been connected to some of the biggest cyberattacks and financial crimes in history. They have targeted banks, governments, cryptocurrency exchanges, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure. THEIR BIGGEST CYBERCRIMES: 1. SONY PICTURES (2014): Stole confidential data, leaked internal emails, and crippled company systems. 2. BANGLADESH BANK (2016): Stole $81 MILLION through fraudulent international SWIFT transactions, attempting to steal nearly $1 BILLION. 3. WANNACRY (2017): Ransomware campaign that infected hundreds of thousands of computers across more than 150 countries, disrupting hospitals and businesses. 4. RONIN NETWORK (2022): Stole approximately $625 MILLION in cryptocurrency, one of the largest DeFi hacks ever. 5. DMM BITCOIN (2024): Stole approximately $308 MILLION from a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange. 6. BYBIT (FEBRUARY 2025): Stole approximately $1.5 BILLION in cryptocurrency, the FBI officially attributed the attack to North Korea. 7. KELPDAO (APRIL 2026): Approximately $292 MILLION stolen in a major DeFi exploit, with North Korean involvement suspected. 8. BITGET (SEPTEMBER 2026): Approximately $387 MILLION stolen, with blockchain intelligence investigators attributing the incident to North Korean actors. 9. BINANCE (OCTOBER 29, 2026): Reportedly $6.34 BILLION stolen, with investigators allegedly linking the attack to TraderTraitor, a North Korean hacking cluster. 💰 ESTIMATED TOTAL CRYPTOCURRENCY THEFTS: $13,500,000,000+ North Korean-linked hacking operations have reportedly stolen more than $13.5 BILLION in cryptocurrency, according to October 2026 reporting. This figure covers multiple North Korean linked cyber operations, including Lazarus associated groups and TraderTraitor. It should not be interpreted as money stolen exclusively by Lazarus Group. Some stolen funds have also been frozen or recovered. WHY ARE THEY SO FEARED? • Sophisticated malware and social engineering. • Attacks against global financial infrastructure. • Cryptocurrency laundering across multiple blockchains. • State linked operations and international networks. • Ability to target third party providers and exploit trusted access. THE BIGGEST THREAT: Lazarus is not just stealing cryptocurrency, its operations have targeted the financial systems, governments, businesses, and critical infrastructure that the world depends on. Cybercrime has no borders, but law enforcement does. IMPORTANT: Not every North Korean cyberattack is automatically a confirmed Lazarus operation. Attribution must be supported by forensic evidence and independent investigations.