North Korean Hackers Allegedly Sell Stolen Crypto Data for $105 on Dark Web
Written by Ohris M. Greyoon, Blockchain & Crypto Expert
Source: Coinmarketcap
Updated: Dec 28 2025- Dark Web Transactions Exposed: Reports indicate that stolen crypto account data is being sold on the dark web for $105 each, although no major platforms have confirmed this, highlighting significant security vulnerabilities in the digital finance sector.
- Massive Theft Impact: In 2025 alone, North Korean hackers are alleged to have caused losses of up to $3.4 billion in crypto thefts, severely impacting platforms like Bybit and Cetus, which has intensified scrutiny on digital asset security measures.
- Rising Cybersecurity Concerns: The emergence of such sales has raised urgent concerns about cybersecurity, prompting stakeholders to strengthen digital defenses against potential breaches of personal financial data, despite the lack of formal acknowledgment from institutions.
- Historical Lessons Warn: Previous crypto security incidents, notably the Ronin Network and Poly Network breaches, demonstrate similar patterns of vulnerabilities exploited by hackers, with current discussions focusing on preventative measures based on these incidents to enhance cybersecurity protocols.
About the author
Ohris M. Greyoon
Ohris M. Greyoon holds a Master’s in Computer Science from MIT and has 10 years of experience in blockchain technology and cryptocurrency markets. A pioneer in decentralized finance (DeFi) analysis, he leads Intellectia’s Crypto News, offering cutting-edge insights into digital assets.
