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加密货币黑客攻击如何成为朝鲜的“提款机”How Crypto Hacks Became North Korea’s ATM

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智能手机上的币安标志。摄影师:SeongJoon Cho/彭博社The Binance logo on a smartphone. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

美国联邦调查局(FBI)认定与朝鲜有关的黑客从币安盗取了 63 亿美元,实施了有史以来最大的加密货币盗窃案。

Hackers the FBI has linked to North Korea stole $6.3 billion from Binance, pulling off the biggest crypto heist of all time.

在今天的《大视角》播客节目中,主持人莎拉·霍尔德与彭博加密货币编辑瑞安·威克斯以及彭博经济学的亚当·法拉尔探讨了此次攻击的经过,以及被盗加密货币如何日益为平壤的核野心提供资金。延伸收听:《朝鲜经济意外崛起》我们为播客听众提供特别的彭博订阅优惠,网址为主持人:莎拉·霍尔德;嘉宾:瑞安·威克斯和亚当·法拉尔;制作:娜奥米·吴和娜奥米·沙文;编辑:特雷西·萨缪尔森和克里斯皮娜·罗伯特;工程:艾玛·芒格。

On today’s Big Take podcast, host Sarah Holder speaks with Bloomberg crypto editor Ryan Weeks and Bloomberg Economics’ Adam Farrar about how the attack unfolded and how stolen crypto is increasingly funding Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions. Further listening: The Unexpected Rise of North Korea’s Economy We have a special Bloomberg subscription offer for podcast listeners at Host: Sarah Holder; Guests: Ryan Weeks and Adam Farrar; Produced by Naomi Ng and Naomi Shavin; Edited by: Tracey Samuelson and Crispina Robert; Engineering by Emma Munger.

重大话题:币安黑客事件与朝鲜的野心(播客)Big Take: The Binance Hack and North Korea’s Ambitions (Podcast)
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