US seeks to seize 280 cryptocurrency accounts tied to North Korean hacks

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Allegedly stolen from two virtual exchanges.

US seeks to seize 280 cryptocurrency accounts tied to North Korean hacks
The US government sought to seize 280 cryptocurrency accounts it said were used by North Korean hackers who stole millions of dollars of cryptocurrency from two virtual exchanges, and used Chinese traders to launder their funds. The US Department of Justice filed a civil forfeiture complaint ...

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