Hackers in North Korea have allegedly garnered illicit entry into the U.S. software company Jump Cloud and have targeted crypto clients. North Korea Again Seeks to Garner Crypto Hackers from North Korea trying to steal crypto is nothing new. There are many state-based hackers in the Asian country who are working hard to garner illicit funds so North Korea can continue to fund and build its ongoing nuclear program. It’s estimated the nation has stolen billions of...
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CoinspeakerNorth Korean Hackers Attack American IT Company JumpCloud CrowdStrike confirms that the hack was carried out by the "Labyrinth Chollima" group. North Korean Hackers Attack American IT Company JumpCloud
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Earn Your First Bitcoin Sign up and get $12 Bonus Referral bonus up to $3,000 Sign up North Korea is back in the news when it comes to crypto. It appears the country just won’t go away and is still doing all it can to get its paws on illicit digital currencies, but countries like the United States are fighting back. North Korea Is At It Again It has been revealed that the Justice Department...
Read More »North Korea Is Still Stealing Crypto, and It’s Getting Stronger
Earn Your First Bitcoin Sign up and get $12 Bonus Referral bonus up to $3,000 Sign up The United States, South Korea, and Japan have all issued a joint statement saying that they’re worried about North Korea and its regular willingness to pursue digital currencies to build its ongoing nuclear program. North Korea: Still a Crypto-Driven Threat Several analysts say that North Korea has played host...
Read More »North Korea Is Again on a Mission to Attack Crypto Companies
Earn Your First Bitcoin Sign up and get $12 Bonus Referral bonus up to $3,000 Sign up Hackers in North Korea have installed new code across a wide array of apps as a means of breaking into digital currency exchanges and related companies. North Korea Is Up to Its Same Old Tricks The nation has long played host to notorious hacking groups such as Lazarus, which are eagerly seeking new ways to...
Read More »Norway Takes Back Stolen Crypto from North Korea
The European nation of Norway has seized close to $6 million in crypto funds from Lazarus, a digital currency hacking group stationed in the Asian country of North Korea. Norway Is Garnering a Few Accolades This is allegedly a new record set by any region. Norway has taken back around $5.8 million in digital funds at press time. The money stems from an early 2022 hack initiated by Lazarus on the crypto gaming platform Axie Infinity. At the time, more than $625 million in...
Read More »Report: North Korea Stole More Crypto in 2022 Than in Any Other Year
A new report unveiled by the United Nations in early February shows that North Korea stole more crypto in 2022 than it has in any other year. North Korea Has Stolen a Lotta Crypto North Korea has long sought to get its hands on illicit crypto and launder it so it can be used to fund its ever-growing nuclear program. The nation houses several hacking organizations such as Lazarus and has initiated attacks against regions in Asia, Europe, and even North America. The report...
Read More »TA444 Is a New Crypto Hacking Group in North Korea
North Korea has long done anything and everything it could to get its hands on crypto. There’s no doubt about that. At this stage, it’s obvious the nation is trying to garner digital assets so it can fund its ongoing nuclear program. However, until now, we’ve always been afraid of Lazarus, as this is the main state-funded hacking organization trying to garner illicit crypto through stealing, cyberattacks, and thievery. North Korea Has a New Group Stealing Crypto It now...
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Read More »Report: North Korea Has Made Off with More Than $1 Billion in Crypto
The top spy agency of South Korea stated its neighbor North Korea has stolen an estimated $1.5 trillion won worth of cryptocurrency funds over the past five years. This is equivalent to about $1.2 billion in USD. More than half of that money was stolen in the year 2022 alone. North Korea Is Still Stealing Crypto North Korea has long been in the habit of stealing digital currency and engaging in crypto hacks and related activities to garner the funds it needs to continue...
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