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South Korea Investigates Confiscated Bitcoin Theft Report

Bitcoin By Gavin23/01/2026
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South Korea’s authorities launched an investigation into the theft of millions of dollars of Bitcoin during a criminal prosecution.

Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office officials discovered bitcoin worth around 70 billion won (47,7 million dollars)BTCAccording to the local authorities, crypto currency was not found during an inspection routine of financial assets seized. media reports On Thursday,

The Chosun Daily reported The word “that” is a phrase that means, “that which”. Bitcoin was stolen A prosecutor’s official stated that after an external password leak, the office is now investigating. phishing attack A worker at an agency was found to be responsible for accessing a fraudulent website.

In crypto attacks, phishing is common. Attackers try to get access to wallets by creating fake websites and emails that trick users into giving up their private keys.

Phishing attacks typically involve an attacker sending a large email or mass message to potential targets. Source: Cointelegraph 

Scam Sniffer has reported that cryptocurrency losses have increased in the last month. tied to phishing attacks declined In 2025 the loss will drop to $83,85,000,000, and victims are expected to decrease by 70%.

As the crypto market grows, law enforcement agencies all over the world confiscate and hold large amounts of tokens. However, they do not always disclose the method by which these tokens are being held.

South Korea will investigate Bitcoin theft

According to reports, the prosecutors’ offices declined to reveal the exact amount or date that the Bitcoins were seized citing a current investigation. Cointelegraph reached out to the prosecutor’s office for a comment.

“We are conducting an investigation to track the circumstances and whereabouts of the seized items,” A prosecutor told Yonhap News. “We cannot confirm specific details.”