👉The shocking theft case of Usdt in 2025 is about to end, but a national-level theft case has erupted in the cryptocurrency world, with North Korean 🇰🇵 hackers 🤓 stealing over $2 billion 💲 in crypto assets, with a single heist of $1.46 billion 💲 at the Dubai bybi exchange, directly triggering a 24-hour plunge in Bitcoin, causing 170,000 people to liquidate overnight, with losses of $572 million 💲. Even more frightening is that the cold wallets and multi-signature wallets thought to be the safest in the circle are like unlocked drawers in front of them.
🇰🇵What exactly did the hackers from the three generals' families do? Today, the mysterious person will clarify for you that the hackers from the three generals' families are not scattered soldiers, but rather three top organizations working together to create a pipeline operation for reconnaissance, infiltration, attack, and money laundering, more professional than the agents in the movies.
Step one, first disguise 🎣 phishing, understand the situation. The KS organization acts as scouts, disguising as an academic conference, inviting industry cooperation, requesting to send an email attachment containing malicious programs, somewhat like a traditional 🎠 Trojan horse. They first hand you a gilded invitation letter, and as soon as you open it, it steals your password and account information, drawing a 🗺️ map of the company's network, accurately marking high-value assets.
Step two, use the universal 🔑 key to break in. The system has a hidden zero exploit, like an undiscovered 🔑 universal key. The Lhasa organization uses this universal key to directly bypass 🕸️ security software, elevating computer permissions to the highest level, equivalent to breaking into your home and changing the 🔒 door lock, doing whatever they want. Step three, implement a switcheroo, cheat signatures, hackers invade development devices, tamper with the exchange's frontend interface, display false information, deceive multi-signature managers, and blind-sign to transfer funds in two minutes, leaving no trace. For example, what you see is a transfer of 100💲 dollars, but the actual backend transfer is 100 million. Step four, clean the money, 🤓 the money stolen by hackers is mainly USDT, use mixing 🪙 services to scatter 💰 sources of funds across chains for the first five days, making it difficult for trackers to find leads, and then over the next five days transfer to multiple exchanges for repeated conversions, further obscuring the path. Finally, in 20 to 45 days, exchange it for fiat currency through over-the-counter traders, completely disappearing, just like in a 🎬 movie, isn’t it? Before they start disguising phishing, there is another very important step: infiltration, long-term lurking. These 🤓 hackers are highly skilled IT talents, gradually gaining core permissions in the target company, equivalent to directly infiltrating the enemy's heart, ready to strike at any time. This is incredible, the global crypto market has exploded, and the illusion of security in crypto assets has been shattered. Meanwhile, Brother Fuli reminds 🇨🇳 domestic off-exchange players, you really can’t know where the U you bought comes from, where it goes after being sold; encountering fraud is mild, and you could be caught up in a criminal chain of illegal elements, getting involved in a major case, and being taken away by Uncle 👮 Hat!❗️
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