The cryptocurrency exchange Bybit lost $1.5 billion to North Korean hackers last month — and it all traced back to an account ...

The Bybit funds have been swapped, but 77% are still traceable, noted the exchange's CEO Ben Zhou. The hack caused ...

Hackers stole $1.5 billion from Bybit, exploiting a flaw in the cold-to-warm wallet transfer process and bypassing security ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said that withdrawals have returned to a “normal pace” after the major exploit that drained $1.5 billion from the exchange. Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said ...

Over 77% of the funds stolen in a record hack on crypto exchange Bybit remain traceable, while 20% have "gone dark" and are untraceable, CEO Ben Zhou said in an update on X early Tuesday.

Bybit will repay all users, though some of the lost Ethereum (ETH) may be secured via a bridge loan for short-term claims. The exchange has enough reserves to compensate all users in kind, and is ...

As Pi lost much of its value one day after it achieved open network status, Ben Zhou, CEO of crypto exchange Bybit, again posted a warning about the cryptocurrency.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou intensifies criticism of Pi Network, sharing Chinese authorities' warnings and refusing to list the token.

Update Feb. 24 at 4:05 am UTC: This article has been updated to include Bybit CEO Ben Zhou’s latest statement. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou says his cryptocurrency exchange has fully replaced the $1.4 ...

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said Thursday that his exchange will not list the Pi Network's PI token, which was controversially released on Thursday, citing a Chinese police warning from 2023 that alleged ...

Despite the breach, CEO Ben Zhou reassured customers of full fund recovery and Bybit's financial solvency. As the company seeks cybersecurity experts' help, suspicions point to possible North ...