LayerZero among bridges Lazarus using to launder loot
Lazarus launders loot like lightning, while the bridges it uses, including LayerZero, respond in very different ways.
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Lazarus launders loot like lightning, while the bridges it uses, including LayerZero, respond in very different ways.
Read more (3 min) →Authorities suspect that North Korea's Lazarus hacking group is behind the exploit of Upbit's Solana wallet.
A report from the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team claimed that North Korea stole at least $2.8B in crypto hacks since 2024.
North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group is up over $40M on the proceeds from last year’s Radiant Capital hack, and is trading ETH like a pro.
In just over 18 months, North Korean hackers like Lazarus have used the same "hijacked multisig" technique to steal over $1.75B in crypto.
Crypto sleuth ZachXBT revealed North Korean hackers likely stole $5.2M in crypto by infecting the victim with malware.
— DeFi, HyperLiquid
While some would like to see Lazarus Group’s ill-gotten gains go down the drain, others see the activity on HyperLiquid as a worrying sign.
— DeFi, Delta Prime
The Delta Prime incident comes a month after ZachXBT alerted teams across the DeFi sector to their possible infiltration by Lazarus Group.
The WazirX hacker — likely the Korean Lazarus Group — reportedly compromised authorized addresses directly or via social engineering.
Vitalik Buterin has endorsed the coin mixing anonymizer Railgun and sent over $300,000 to use the service himself.