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WazirX Hacker Moves Millions Worth of ETH Using Tornado Cash, Suggests Arkham Research
Data collected by Arkham Research showed that the hacker who exploited the WazirX wallet for over $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,900 crore) is using the controversial Tornado Cash platform to do so. The exchange said it is working with law enforcement agencies and the CERT-In to identify the hacker.
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WazirX Wallet Hack: Liminal Denies Responsibility Amid Recent Allegations
Liminal has refuted recent allegations by WazirX that claim that the point of breach in this wallet hack was not from its end, but because of Liminal’s screening system failure. The wallet infrastructure firm has reiterated that its platform continues to operate seamlessly and has been processing transfers and withdrawals for all of its customers...
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WazirX Attributes Wallet Compromise to Liminal, Says Own Signers' Machines Unaffected
WazirX has claimed that its own signers’ machines were not compromised in the recent hack, as shown in its internal investigation. The exchange has alleged that Liminal’s infrastructure was used by hackers to facilitate this attack.
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WazirX Hack Aftermath: North Korean Hackers Suspected of Stealing Funds From Indian Crypto Exchange
WazirX was recently hit with a data breach and lost funds worth $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,924 crore) to hackers. Executives from India's crypto sector have identified reasons to believe that this sophisticated hack attack could have been initiated by North Korean hackers, possibly associated with the notorious Lazarus Group.
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Lazarus Hacker Group Attacks Local Japanese Crypto Companies With Malware to Steal Cryptocurrencies
Lazarus, the hacker group backed by North Korea, sent phishing emails to Japanese crypto exchange employees. The hacker group has been using social engineering as a means to infect the computers of these local crypto firms with malware, to hack their systems and steal their cryptocurrencies, Japan’s National Police Agency has announced.
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North Korea-Linked Lazarus Group Suspect in Recent $100 Million Harmony Theft: Elliptic
As per a firm that tracks stolen cryptocurrency, North Korean hackers known as the Lazarus Group are suspected to be behind the recent $100 million (roughly Rs. 734 crore) heist on Harmony protocol.
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Binance Recovers $5.8 Million of $625 Million Stolen Funds From Axie Infinity Ronin Bridge Hack
Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has taken to Twitter to announce that the leading trading platform had recovered $5.8 million (roughly Rs. 44.5 crore) worth of crypto stolen from play-to-earn blockchain Axie Infinity by North Korea.
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Axie Infinity: US Ties North Korean Hacker Group Lazarus to Major Crypto Theft
The United States has linked North Korean hackers group Lazarus to the recent online theft of cryptocurrency from popular online game Axie Infinity maker Sky Mavis.
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Microsoft Detects COVID-19 Vaccine Work Hacking Attempts by Russia, North Korea
Microsoft said it has detected attempts by state-backed Russian and North Korean hackers to steal valuable data from leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers.
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North Korean Hackers Stole Cryptocurrencies Worth $571 Million This Year
A North Korean hacking group called Lazarus has stolen cryptocurrencies worth more than half a billion this year.
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US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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Flush Times for Hackers in Booming Cyber-Security Job Market
The surge in cyber-attacks is not good for national security, bur may be great for the job security of hackers and researchers.
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North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
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Oddities In WannaCry Ransomware Puzzle Cybersecurity Researchers
The WannaCry malware that spread to more than 100 countries in a few hours is throwing up several surprises for cybersecurity researchers, including how it gained its initial foothold, how it spread so fast and why the hackers are not making much money from it.
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WazirX Hacker Moves Millions Worth of ETH Using Tornado Cash, Suggests Arkham Research
Data collected by Arkham Research showed that the hacker who exploited the WazirX wallet for over $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,900 crore) is using the controversial Tornado Cash platform to do so. The exchange said it is working with law enforcement agencies and the CERT-In to identify the hacker.
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WazirX Wallet Hack: Liminal Denies Responsibility Amid Recent Allegations
Liminal has refuted recent allegations by WazirX that claim that the point of breach in this wallet hack was not from its end, but because of Liminal’s screening system failure. The wallet infrastructure firm has reiterated that its platform continues to operate seamlessly and has been processing transfers and withdrawals for all of its customers...
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WazirX Attributes Wallet Compromise to Liminal, Says Own Signers' Machines Unaffected
WazirX has claimed that its own signers’ machines were not compromised in the recent hack, as shown in its internal investigation. The exchange has alleged that Liminal’s infrastructure was used by hackers to facilitate this attack.
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WazirX Hack Aftermath: North Korean Hackers Suspected of Stealing Funds From Indian Crypto Exchange
WazirX was recently hit with a data breach and lost funds worth $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,924 crore) to hackers. Executives from India's crypto sector have identified reasons to believe that this sophisticated hack attack could have been initiated by North Korean hackers, possibly associated with the notorious Lazarus Group.
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Lazarus Hacker Group Attacks Local Japanese Crypto Companies With Malware to Steal Cryptocurrencies
Lazarus, the hacker group backed by North Korea, sent phishing emails to Japanese crypto exchange employees. The hacker group has been using social engineering as a means to infect the computers of these local crypto firms with malware, to hack their systems and steal their cryptocurrencies, Japan’s National Police Agency has announced.
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North Korea-Linked Lazarus Group Suspect in Recent $100 Million Harmony Theft: Elliptic
As per a firm that tracks stolen cryptocurrency, North Korean hackers known as the Lazarus Group are suspected to be behind the recent $100 million (roughly Rs. 734 crore) heist on Harmony protocol.
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Binance Recovers $5.8 Million of $625 Million Stolen Funds From Axie Infinity Ronin Bridge Hack
Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has taken to Twitter to announce that the leading trading platform had recovered $5.8 million (roughly Rs. 44.5 crore) worth of crypto stolen from play-to-earn blockchain Axie Infinity by North Korea.
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Axie Infinity: US Ties North Korean Hacker Group Lazarus to Major Crypto Theft
The United States has linked North Korean hackers group Lazarus to the recent online theft of cryptocurrency from popular online game Axie Infinity maker Sky Mavis.
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Microsoft Detects COVID-19 Vaccine Work Hacking Attempts by Russia, North Korea
Microsoft said it has detected attempts by state-backed Russian and North Korean hackers to steal valuable data from leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers.
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North Korean Hackers Stole Cryptocurrencies Worth $571 Million This Year
A North Korean hacking group called Lazarus has stolen cryptocurrencies worth more than half a billion this year.
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US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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Flush Times for Hackers in Booming Cyber-Security Job Market
The surge in cyber-attacks is not good for national security, bur may be great for the job security of hackers and researchers.
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North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
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Oddities In WannaCry Ransomware Puzzle Cybersecurity Researchers
The WannaCry malware that spread to more than 100 countries in a few hours is throwing up several surprises for cybersecurity researchers, including how it gained its initial foothold, how it spread so fast and why the hackers are not making much money from it.
