Did North Korean state hackers steal about USD 1.5 billion from the Bybit exchange?
What the cited evidence supports for each subject·predicate, with the engine’s expected probability and the underlying support / uncertainty / opposition. These are estimates over the sources supplied to this investigation — not findings of fact.
The balance of evidence supports "Attribution of the February 2025 Bybit theft: dprk_responsible_for_bybit_theft" (expected probability 0.87).
Coherent readings of the conflicting evidence — each a self-consistent story the sources could be telling, with its attack and support structure.
This is a point-in-time snapshot of an investigation run on Housecarl Arbiter — a formal uncertainty-reasoning engine that turns conflicting sources into auditable conclusions. Each result is grounded in source weighting, temporal decay, subjective-logic opinion fusion, and conflict resolution — not vibes. Published by the investigation's owner on 2026-09-28T00:07:39.102596+00:00.
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