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Humanity Protocol’s $36M hack tied to suspected North Korean hackers: Quantstamp
A fake Bithumb email used in the $36 million Humanity Protocol hack points to the involvement of North Korean threat actors, according to Quantstamp.
CoinTelegraph — 14 June 2026
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A fake Bithumb email used in the $36 million Humanity Protocol hack points to the involvement of North Korean threat actors, according to Quantstamp.
This report comes from CoinTelegraph. The story centres on Humanity Protocol’s $36M hack tied to suspected North Korean hackers: Quantstamp. Full coverage and background context is available at the original source. Readers seeking more detail on this developing topic are encouraged to follow updates from CoinTelegraph and related outlets covering this beat.
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