FBI warns of North Korean social engineering schemes to steal crypto
DPRK scammers have been employing fake offers of employment and investment opportunities to trick crypto users into downloading malware.
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DPRK scammers have been employing fake offers of employment and investment opportunities to trick crypto users into downloading malware.
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) platform Delta Primes suffered a security breach on Monday, affecting the protocols users. The attack took $6 million from the projects pools and is under investigation. However, on-chain investigators suspect it could be linked to North Korean hackers and be part of a larger-scale scheme. Hackers Drain $6 Million From DeFi Protocol [...]
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North Korean hackers are reportedly targeting the billions of dollars in BTC and ETH held by crypto ETF custodians.
North Korean hackers could be eying the infrastructure around Bitcoin ETFs, lured by the $52 billion worth of cumulative holdings.
A hacker group is using its signature trojan malware to infect users of web browsers with Chromium engines.
Blockchain forensics firm Elliptic told Cointelegraph that specific patterns and techniques in the WasirX attack led them to believe North Korean hackers were behind the incident.
In April 2022, a judge sentenced Virgil Griffith to 63 months in prison for violating U.S. sanctions on North Korea.
Google Clouds report exposes North Korean cybercriminals targeting Brazils cryptocurrency and fintech sectors with sophisticated malware and phishing schemes.
G7 leaders may discuss North Korea’s cyber attacks and crypto thefts, such as with the Lazarus Group, as part of their upcoming meeting in Canada next month. According to a Bloomberg source, the G7 meetings will most likely focus on armed conflicts across the globe, but will also focus on North Korea’s hacking exploits. Lazarus […]
Kraken blocked a North Korean hacker posing as a job applicant, revealing fake identities and voice fraud.
Kraken, a crypto exchange, caught a North Korean agent trying to infiltrate the company through a job interview.
The US Treasury Department wants to ban the Cambodia-based Huione Group from having access to the American banking system. The Department also claimed that the Group helped a hacker group from North Korea in laundering cryptocurrency. On May 1, the Treasury Departments Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) made a proposal
Kraken started 2025 on a high note, reporting a 19% increase in revenue year-over-year to $472 million for the first quarter. The May 1 earnings statement also highlighted a 1% quarter-over-quarter rise in adjusted EBITDA, reaching $187 million. Meanwhile, the company’s performance indicators showed similar momentum. The firm noted that its total trading volume rose […]
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A UN report reveals North Korean hackers laundered $150 million in stolen crypto assets through Tornado Cash in March 2024.
Senator Tim Scott accused the Biden administration of using crypto as a "scapegoat" to mask failures in halting illicit finance.
Blockchain intelligence platform SpotOnChain reported that North Korea’s state-backed hacking group, Lazarus, has pocketed over $2.5 million in profit from a recent sale of wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). On April 3, the group sold 40.78 WBTC for 1,857 ETH, worth roughly $3.51 million. The sale marks a sharp return on their February 2023 investment, when they […]
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The notorious group of hackers has used a combination of crypto mixers and peer-to-peer marketplaces to launder the stolen funds.
Two fake US companies were used by North Korean cyber spies to deploy malware targeting cryptocurrency developers under false hiring pretenses.
North Korean hackers have set up businesses in the United States, exposing clients to their websites and infecting their computers with crypto-stealing malware.
A North Korean state-sponsored hacking group, Lazarus, is advancing its tactics with a more polished and deceptive approach. A report by cybersecurity firm Silent Push revealed that the group has set up fake US-based crypto companies to distribute malware disguised as job opportunities. According to the report, a Lazarus subgroup called “Contagious Interview” is behind […]
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