Lawyers Reclassify North Korean Hack of Kelp as Credit Fraud
Lawyers for North Korean victims have changed their legal argument in the dispute over 30,766 ETH, which the Arbitrum team froze after the Kelp hack.North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).
Lawyers Reclassify North Korean Hack of Kelp as Credit Fraud
Lawyers for North Korean victims have changed their legal argument in the dispute over 30,766 ETH, which the Arbitrum team froze after the Kelp hack.
Aave Seeks Court Order to Release 30,000 ETH Seized by Hackers
The Aave team filed an emergency motion in a US federal court to lift the freeze on 30,766 ETH blocked by Arbitrum after the Kelp hack.
North Korea Dismisses Accusations of Cryptocurrency Hacks as ‘Absurd Slander’
North Korea's Foreign Ministry has rejected allegations of the country's involvement in cryptocurrency thefts. A ministry representative described media reports as a "political tool" of the United States.
Cybersecurity Experts Warn of New Wave of North Korean Hacker Attacks
Lazarus Group has discovered a new method of infiltrating victims' systems through ordinary work calls, according to cybersecurity expert Mauro Eldritch.
Investors pull more than $8.6bn from Aave after Kelp hack
Over two days Aave’s TVL plunged from $26.3bn to $17.7bn, according to DefiLlama.
Ethereum Foundation Scholar Uncovers 100 North Korean IT Agents in Web3 Firms
The Ketman project, funded by the ETH Rangers program, identified a hundred North Korean IT specialists working in crypto companies under false identities over six months.
Password ‘123456’ exposes a DPRK IT-worker network in crypto
North Korean IT specialists pose as ordinary developers to join crypto projects they later try to hack, said on-chain sleuth ZachXBT.
North Korean Agents Secretly Developed Code for Leading DeFi Projects for Seven Years
North Korean IT specialists have been integrating into DeFi projects for at least seven years, stated MetaMask developer Taylor Monahan.
Drift Protocol Reveals Details of $280 Million Hack
The cyberattack on Drift Protocol was described as a "structured infiltration operation requiring organizational support, significant resources, and several months of meticulous preparation."
North Korean Hackers Linked to $280 Million Drift DeFi Protocol Breach
North Korean group Lazarus (TraderTraitor) has been identified as responsible for the $280 million breach of the DeFi protocol Drift, according to experts from Diverg, TRM Labs, and Elliptic.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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