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North Korean Cybercrime, Crypto-Hacking and Money Laundering

Case Study and Insights from Law Enforcement

Friday, 8/7, 10:00 – 11:30 AM ET

Session 12

A Step Ahead of Financial Crime and the Competition

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Meet the Experts

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Zia Faruqui

Assistant U.S. Attorney

U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia

Meet the Experts

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Chris Janczewski

Special Agent, Cyber Crimes Unit

IRS-CI

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Where have Zia and Chris not been to:

A. Seychelles

B. West Bank, Palestinian Territory

C. North Korea

D. Vatican

Poll Question

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Who are we and why are we here?

Zia Faruqui

Assistant United States Attorney

Threat Finance Unit

zia.faruqui@usdoj.gov

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Chris Janczewski

Special Agent

IRS-CI’s Cyber Crimes Unit

christopher.janczewski@ci.irs.gov

Washington, D.C. USAO

Threat Finance Unit

Notable cases:

North Korean Sanctions

Tanker seizures

Antiquities

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IRS – Criminal Investigation

D.C. Cyber Crimes Unit

Notable cases:

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Dark Scandals

AlphaBay

Helix

Twitter hack

BTC-e

Two federal agents that stole from Silk Road

Buyersclub

Eastern Metals Securities

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Is it a good idea to let your colleagues edit a Power Point Presentation without your review?

A. Yes

B. No

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D.C. Cyber Crimes Unit

Notable cases:

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Chris is FAMOUS.

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IRS – Criminal Investigation

D.C. Cyber Crimes Unit

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Do you know what Bitcoin is?

A. Yes

B. No

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•Bitcoin is, at its essence, a

computer program.

•The program is open-

source, meaning that the

code is available for anyone

to review.

• Any user anywhere in the

world can access the Bitcoin

“protocol.”

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Ways to Obtain Bitcoin

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Sell Goods/Services for Bitcoins

Accept bitcoins as payment for goods or services through

the normal course of business.

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Business

Mine Bitcoins

As noted earlier, miners are rewarded for solving the

complex equations that verify transactions. When a miner

successfully confirms transactions, he or she is rewarded

with bitcoins.

3Mining

Use Bitcoin Exchanges

Exchanges allow users to convert fiat currencies to

bitcoins. Some examples include: Coinbase, Bitstamp,

and itBit. LocalBitcoins provides users with the ability to

exchange currencies in person.

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Exchange $

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Do you now or have you ever owned Bitcoin?

A. Yes

B. No

C. No comment. I don’t want to be the subject of your next PowerPoint.

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Bitcoin Blockchain

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RECIPIENT

(Public Key

ONLY)

SENDER

(Private and

Public Keys)

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Ways to Store your Bitcoin

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Paper Wallets

QR Codes There’s an app for that…

Hardware Wallets

Transaction Hash

Signatur

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Wallet

Input Bitcoin address Input Private

Key

Bitcoin Amount

Date/Timestamp

Output Bitcoin address

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Peel Chain

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What is your favorite cryptocurrency:

A. Coinye

B. Potcoin

C. [Venezuelan] Petro

D. Loonie

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If a potential customer with high net worth is concerned about your bank’s security and sends you a questionnaire, how should you respond?

A. Fil l it out truthfully.

B. Fil l it out, but avoid discussing problem areas.

C. Don’t respond and lose the client.

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Exchanges

Did they collect KYC?

U.S. v. Harmon defined

BTC as money and

applied BSA. 19-cr-395.

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Victim Collection

Low cost

Free email

VOIP for audio

Mass emailer

Translation

Email footer

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Phishing campaign

Celas LLC

Developer

Prospective Client

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November 2017

17% of total assets

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Exchange 3

November 27, 2019

342,000 ETH

($48.5 mil)

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DOJ and Treasury Take Concurrent Action

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Conclusion and Questions

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Questions?

THANK YOU!

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