— Hack, North Korea
US-based JumpCloud hacked by North Korean gov’t group to loot crypto firms
North Korean state-sponsored hacking group Labrynth Chollima is behind last month's JumpCloud breach, sources say.
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— Hack, North Korea
North Korean state-sponsored hacking group Labrynth Chollima is behind last month's JumpCloud breach, sources say.
The hacker claims to have accessed more than 400,000 Razer accounts and specified that any payment must be made using privacy-focused Monero.
Arcadia Finance has said that it's in contact with the exploiter who drained $455,000 in a hack made possible through code vulnerabilities.
Atomic Wallet hackers stole over $35 million in crypto during the weekend, while investigators claim millions more may have been taken.
According to a source, hackers created their own mail keys and used them to access AT&T customers' crypto exchange accounts.
Euler Finance was able to negotiate the return of most funds stolen by a hacker earlier this month, through on-chain messages and email.
MuddyWater said it had stolen ‘all’ data belonging to an Israeli university and would sell it unless it received $1.7M in BTC.
Luke Dashjr is asking for donations from the community for the third time but some are questioning his story and why he needs money at all.
Many DeFi hacks and exploits are down to smart contract vulnerabilities, from which there is generally no recourse.
In just 24 hours, a series of DeFi hacks resulted in the collective loss of over $115 million from three separate protocols.