Greece seizes encryption assets related to North Korea's $1.5 billion Bybit hacking case for the first time
Internet reports that the Greek Anti-Money Laundering Agency has carried out a cryptocurrency seizure operation for the first time, freezing funds related to the $1.5 billion Bybit hacking attack. The operation traced a wallet transaction associated with North Korea's Lazarus Group and issued a freeze order to prevent the transfer of funds. About $11.7 million has been returned to victims. Bybit data shows that about 5% of the stolen ether has been frozen, and more than $870 million is still missing.
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