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North Korea denies involvement in record $6.3 billion Binance cryptocurrency heist

Reported by 9 outlets between 2 Nov, 16:08 and 3 Nov, 07:35 (UTC); first by CBS. Outlets from 6 countries: Australia, France, the UK, Ireland, Singapore, the US. 11 articles in all.

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How the story spread: 11 articles from 9 outlets, in publishing order.CBSCNAFrance 24IndependentABC InternationalCNBCABC AustraliaRTÉEuronewsCBS, 2 Nov, 16:08 UTCCNA, 2 Nov, 21:58 UTCCNA, 2 Nov, 22:12 UTCFrance 24, 2 Nov, 23:49 UTCIndependent, 2 Nov, 23:57 UTCABC International, 3 Nov, 00:56 UTCCNBC, 3 Nov, 01:52 UTCABC Australia, 3 Nov, 02:00 UTCRTÉ, 3 Nov, 03:43 UTCEuronews, 3 Nov, 06:53 UTCCNA, 3 Nov, 07:35 UTC2 Nov, 16:083 Nov, 07:35 UTC
Outlet Published (UTC) Headline
CBS
the US		 Binance customers withdraw $4.6 billion after crypto heist
CNA
Singapore		 Commentary: Binance says everything is okay. It really isn’t
CNA
Singapore		 North Korea slams FBI allegations over Binance hack as 'grave' provocation
France 24
France		 Open the article (headline not kept)
Independent
the UK		 North Korea denies involvement in Binance hack and criticizes FBI probe as 'a trite provocation'
ABC International
the US		 North Korea denies involvement in Binance hack, criticizes FBI probe
CNBC
the US		 North Korea denies links to Binance hack as researchers trace stolen billions
ABC Australia
Australia		 North Korea denies role in Binance heist as customers withdraw billions
RTÉ
Ireland		 North Korea blasts FBI for Binance hack allegations
Euronews
France		 North Korea slams FBI claims it was behind €5bn Binance hack and test fires missiles
CNA
Singapore		 Binance co-CEO says company is in very strong financial health after $6.3 billion heist

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