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The TraderTraitor group — believed to be part of Lazarus Group, which is allegedly linked to the Pyongyang authorities — carried out the heist, Japan's National Police Agency said Tuesday.
Lazarus Group gained notoriety a decade ago when it was accused of hacking into Sony Pictures as revenge for «The Interview,» a film that mocked North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
The FBI detailed «the theft of cryptocurrency worth $308 million US dollars from the Japan-based cryptocurrency company DMM by North Korean cyber actors» in a separate statement dated Monday.
It described a «targeted social engineering» operation where a hacker pretended to be a recruiter on LinkedIn to contact an employee of a different crypto wallet software company.
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