North Korean hacker BlueNoroff targets crypto firms with new malware
According to cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, North Korean hacker groups have stolen approximately $3 billion in funds since 2017. Go to Source
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According to cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, North Korean hacker groups have stolen approximately $3 billion in funds since 2017. Go to Source
According to cybersecurity firm CertiK, losses from digital asset scams and cybersecurity exploits topped $129 million in October. Go to Source
The North Korean cybercrime group is credited with some of the biggest crypto hacks, including the $600 million Ronin bridge exploit. Go to Source
Users should not click on any airdrop links shared in EigenLayer’s recent post, warned onchain detective ZachXBT. Go to Source
In 2024, malware spread through Python Package Index, text messages, fraudulent macOS programs, and even automated email threads. Go to Source
Phishing attacks are a growing concern in the crypto industry, accounting for over $46 million worth of cryptocurrency stolen during September. Go to Source
According to crypto security firm Scam Sniffer, 9,145 users were victims of phishing attacks during August 2024, losing funds as a result. Go to Source
Monetary losses from the BingX hack were initially reported as totaling $26 million, but the figure has since swelled to $52 million. Go to Source
The Ethena website appears to have suffered a front-end attack, and users are encouraged not to interact with the platform. Go to Source
According to a recent FBI warning, North Korean hackers are “aggressively targeting” the crypto industry with “well-disguised” attacks. Go to Source