Lazarus Group, notorious for $3 billion crypto exploits, withdrew $1.2 million Bitcoin from a coin mixer. Blockchain analysis by Arkham reveals their $79 million wallet. Recent attacks align with Lazarus's known patterns, raising concerns.
BerniceThe FBI and the Dutch Financial Intelligence and Investigation Service have seized the websites of a crypto mixer named Sinbad, allegedly used by North Korean hackers and cybercriminals for laundering stolen funds.
JoySecurity experts note a shift in strategy, as North Korea now targets multiple companies instead of one at a time.
BeincryptoDeFi protocols are by far the biggest victims of hacks accounting for more than 82% of all digital assets stolen by hackers.
cryptopotatoThe recent crypto price rally is not the only thing going up; hackers from North Korea have also been upping their momentum in crypto cyber attacks with an attempt made just days ago.
CatherineLazarus Group has been targeting Japanese firms with phishing links via email and social media.
CoindeskA U.S. firm announced on Thursday that it worked alongside law enforcement to recover more than $30 million worth of cryptocurrency that North Korean hackers stole earlier this year.
OthersHackers from North Korea has reportedly found a new victim in DeBridge Finance, a cross-chain interoperability and liquidity transfer protocol, ...
BitcoinistNorth Korean hackers are being pointed at as the brains behind last week’s $100 million crypto attack at an American ...
BitcoinistThe latest report from Chainalysis, a blockchain data analysis organization, shows that in 2022, DeFi will become the main target of the two major criminal activities of money laundering and hacking.
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