ALPARAITrust Infrastructure

Where the world holds AI accountable.

Platform

Incidents
Leaderboard
Dilemmas
Submit Report
Transparency
AI Act Tracker
Challenges

Company

About
Advisory Board
Pricing
Security
Academy
Press Kit

Resources

Blog
Methodology
GitHub
API Docs

Legal

Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Cookie Policy
DMCA Policy
Moderation Policy

Contact

hello@alparai.com
academy@alparai.com

Intermediary platform. User-submitted content.

Feed Incidents Leaderboard About

North Korean Hackers Use AI Tools to Steal $12 Million in Cryptocurrency · ALPAR AI

criticalSecurity flaw OpenAI (ChatGPT)AIID ImportPublish anonymously

North Korean Hackers Use AI Tools to Steal $12 Million in Cryptocurrency

by Publish anonymously · Jun 25, 2026views 4en

PII protected

Personal information such as emails, phone numbers, IDs and access tokens are automatically masked before publication.

Experienced a Similar AI Failure?

Protect the community by reporting a new incident to the ALPAR AI accountability platform.

Report an Incident

Public Verification & Provenance TrailTruthScore: 92.4 / 100

Multi-Model Consensus Audit

3 LLMs verified consensus on OpenAI (ChatGPT) incident

Verification Timeline

Recorded & verified on Apr 22, 2026

Primary Source Linkhttps://oecd.ai/en/incidents/2026-04-22-d2c5

This record is cryptographically indexed and accessible to regulators, researchers, and AI audit platforms under the AGPL-3.0 open registry standards.

A North Korean state-sponsored hacking group used AI tools, including ChatGPT, to generate malware, build fake websites, and conduct phishing campaigns. This enabled relatively unskilled hackers to steal approximately $12 million in cryptocurrency from over 2,000 victims, primarily targeting developers in the cryptocurrency and Web3 sectors.

External Source Attribution

This incident was imported from an external open database. Licensed under CC BY 4.0 or public domain. Original source details below.

Source: AI Incident Database (Open/Stanford License)

Awaiting official response

The official response from the AI provider for this incident.

Community Discussion

No comments yet. Start the discussion!

You must sign in to join the discussion.

Details

AI ProviderOpenAI (ChatGPT)

CategorySecurity flaw

When did it happen?Apr 22, 2026

Languageen

Related Incident Reports

OtherLow

[The Register] News Corp labels some AI companies 'crass kleptomaniacs'

Truth Score90/100

Aug 10, 2026

OtherLow

[The Register] News Corp labels some AI companies 'crass kleptomaniacs'

Truth Score90/100

Aug 9, 2026

OtherLow

[The Register] News Corp labels some AI companies 'crass kleptomaniacs'

Truth Score90/100

Aug 8, 2026