North Korea's Lazarus Group Suspected in $37 Million Hack on CoinsPaid
North Korean hackers at the infamous Lazarus Group are suspected to be behind a $37 million attack on crypto payment system CoinsPaid. The attack, which happened on July 22, successfully drained funds from the company’s...
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The attack, which happened on July 22, successfully drained funds from the company’s own reserves, while customer deposits were unaffected, CoinsPaid said in a statement.
“We suspect Lazarus Group, one of the most powerful hacker organisations, is responsible,” the company added....
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