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.
BerniceLazarus Group's sophisticated hacking operations continue to plague the crypto world, accounting for a significant portion of 2023's crypto thefts. Their actions not only reflect the ongoing threats in the digital finance realm but also the need for concerted global efforts to counter such cybercrimes.
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JinseFinanceLazarus Group's typical approach involves luring victims with enticing employment offers at reputable companies, tricking them into downloading malicious payloads disguised as documents.
DavinEuler Fianance protocol was attacked almost a week ago, which resulted in a loss of more than $180 million. And ...
BitcoinistThe seizure was coordinated between Binance, Huobi, and Elliptic.
cryptopotatoIt is claimed North Korea is funding its nuclear weapons through cryptocurrency theft.
BeincryptoNorth Korea-linked cybercrime syndicate Lazarus Group has reportedly transferred $63.4 million in Ethereum from 2022’s mammoth Harmony bridge hack, depositing it on Binance, Huobi, and OKX.
decryptAuthorities have warned that a North Korean hacker group known as Lazarus is highly likely targeting Japanese crypto asset-related operators in its cyberattacks.
OthersA Polygon executive highlighted that NFT games have an advantage over traditional "money in, no money out" gaming business models.
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