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Hypothetically speaking: Someone offers you $1 million but the catch is, a stranger must die a very gruesome and painful death, no one will ever know that you’re the reason for it. But at some point in your life, you’re going to receive a video tape showing this person being murdered and you have to watch the entire video. You have 10 seconds to decide, are you taking the money or not?

Imagine stealing $6.3 BILLION in just 20 minutes. And instead of becoming the richest criminal in history, you’re doing it for North Korea. This is Lazarus Group. Probably the most dangerous hacking organization in the world. Their history is insane. 2016 - attempts to steal $1B from Bangladesh Bank - manages to get away with $81M 2017 - WannaCry ransomware - hundreds of thousands of computers infected 2022 - Ronin Bridge hacked - $625M stolen - attack started with a fake job offer 2024 - WazirX: $235M - DMM Bitcoin: $308M February 2025 - Bybit loses $1.46 BILLION - hackers compromise Safe{Wallet} - FBI confirms North Korean involvement October 29, 2026 - a Binance DevOps engineer’s laptop is reportedly compromised - attackers gain access to internal infrastructure - 50 EIP-7702 authorizations submitted one successful authorization is enough 20 minutes later - $3.79B stolen on Ethereum - $1.47B in Bitcoin - $628M on Tron - $296M on XRP Ledger - funds drained across 10 blockchains $6.36 BILLION. Binance and stablecoin issuers manage to freeze approximately $3B But the attackers still control 420,000 ETH and 18,270 BTC. $2.4 BILLION. According to US authorities, this stolen money helps finance North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs. We’re talking here about an operation backed by an entire country. And one compromised laptop may have been enough to make the biggest crypto theft in history.

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bro this final year project shit gets serious. if you graduated comp science, what did you do for your project? i need ideas 😭