Kimsuky is reportedly building local AI capabilities that could make crypto-focused phishing and social engineering easier to scale.
Recent reports unveiled how North Korean IT workers made their way to top crypto companies, potentially harming their security.
The United Nations is reportedly investigating North Korea over alleged involvement in 58 cyberattacks on crypto-related companies.
The illicitly acquired funds were laundered through crypto mixers, OTC brokers, and other advanced techniques.
The three nations take a proactive approach in addressing North Korea's growing threat.
North Korea's systematic attack against crypto nets a massive $3 billion, highlighting security risks in crypto.
Amidst crippling sanctions, Hamas turns to crypto. Dive into how they are using crypto to finance its war with Israel.
Arkham Intelligence provides insights into the Stake.com hacker's cross-chain fund transfers, revealing a complex web of transactions.
As geopolitical tensions intensify, South Korea takes the digital realm by storm, seeking to freeze North Korea's crypto assets.
Investigators discovered a link between North Korea’s Lazarus Group's and the Coinspaid, Atomic Wallet, and Harmony hacks.
The infamous hacker group Lazarus from North Korea could be behind Atomic Wallet Hack, a blockchain analytics firm claims.
Settling their past differences, Binance & the U.S. authorities collaborate on retrieving $4.4 million of stolen funds.
Japan has lost an estimated $721 million in crypto to North Korean hackers from 2017 to 2022.
Groups like Lazarus Group, Kimsuky, and Andariel stole between $630 million and $1 billion worth of crypto assets last year.
The FBI's investigation revealed that both hacking groups exploited the bridge and stole $100 million worth of digital assets.
North Korea has reportedly stolen $1.2 billion in crypto since 2017, with more than $625m coming from hacks in 2022.
DeBridge warns about the attempted cyber attack. North Korean hackers Lazarus Group are suspected to be behind it.
Some of them got hired successfully.
State-backed crimes were conducted by 7000 hackers and reached $1.59 billion in estimated value.
North Korea, infamous for being behind crypto hacks and unethical missile tests, has apparently found a new way of siphoning
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