Morning Edition · Thursday, October 29, 2026Published at 1:42 AM EDT · New York
Bithumb says customer assets were untouched but has not ruled out exposure of member data, and the Miami case shows how stolen personal details become impersonation theft worth more than $13 million.
Bithumb, one of South Korea's largest crypto exchanges, discovered on October 27 that attackers had accessed its internal mobile groupware, the system staff use for messaging and information sharing. The Financial Services Commission (FSC)…
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Crypto Crime Shifts to Targeting Holders
Theft increasingly targets individual holders through fraud, impersonation and physical coercion rather than code, drawing local prosecutors and police into crypto enforcement and pushing wealthy holders toward custodial and multi-party key arrangements.
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