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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 17 MIN

O MAIOR ROUBO DE CRIPTOMOEDAS DA HISTÓRIA

from Professor HOC · host Heni Ozi Cukier

Hoje vou te contar, com detalhes inéditos, a história do maior roubo de criptomoedas já registrado na história: o ataque hacker à ByBit, que custou US$ 1,5 bilhão em Ethereum. Por trás desse crime está o governo da Coreia do Norte, que usa ataques cibernéticos sofisticados para driblar sanções internacionais e financiar seu programa nuclear.Vou mostrar passo a passo como os hackers invadiram a corretora, utilizando técnicas avançadas de engenharia social para obter acesso aos sistemas. Você vai entender também como a Coreia do Norte lava o dinheiro digital roubado usando métodos complexos que envolvem redes internacionais de crime organizado.Mas como um país isolado, com acesso limitado à internet, tornou-se uma potência no cibercrime global? Vou explicar desde as origens do programa hacker norte-coreano, passando pela estratégia que transformou jovens matemáticos em especialistas cibernéticos.Neste vídeo você descobrirá para onde vão os bilhões roubados pela Coreia do Norte, como esses recursos mantêm o regime de Kim Jong Un e sustentam seus programas militares.Enquanto autoridades tentam reagir, hackers norte-coreanos evoluem rapidamente, inclusive com o uso de inteligência artificial para tornar seus ataques ainda mais eficazes.

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Hoje vou te contar, com detalhes inéditos, a história do maior roubo de criptomoedas já registrado na história: o ataque hacker à ByBit, que custou US$ 1,5 bilhão em Ethereum. Por trás desse crime está o governo da Coreia do Norte, que usa ataques cibernéticos sofisticados para driblar sanções internacionais e financiar seu programa nuclear.Vou mostrar passo a passo como os hackers invadiram a corretora, utilizando técnicas avançadas de engenharia social para obter acesso aos sistemas. Você vai entender também como a Coreia do Norte lava o dinheiro digital roubado usando métodos complexos que envolvem redes internacionais de crime organizado.Mas como um país isolado, com acesso limitado à internet, tornou-se uma potência no cibercrime global? Vou explicar desde as origens do programa hacker norte-coreano, passando pela estratégia que transformou jovens matemáticos em especialistas cibernéticos.Neste vídeo você descobrirá para onde vão os bilhões roubados pela Coreia do Norte, como esses recursos mantêm o regime de Kim Jong Un e sustentam seus programas militares.Enquanto autoridades tentam reagir, hackers norte-coreanos evoluem rapidamente, inclusive com o uso de inteligência artificial para tornar seus ataques ainda mais eficazes.

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