North Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected in massive Upbit crypto breach

North Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected in massive Upbit crypto breach

Upbit vows full reimbursement after tens of millions in digital assets are stolen.

by Vivian Nguyen | Powered by Gloria

North Korean hacking group Lazarus is suspected of orchestrating a cryptocurrency theft valued at approximately 45 billion won ($30.6 million) targeting South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit. Authorities are initiating an on-site investigation at the exchange following the breach.

Lazarus Group has previously targeted crypto platforms to fund regime activities through similar exchange exploits.

Upbit suspended all deposits and withdrawals after unauthorized transfers drained funds from its Solana-network hot wallet. The exchange pledged to reimburse affected users using company-owned assets.

North Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected in massive Upbit crypto breach

North Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected in massive Upbit crypto breach

Upbit vows full reimbursement after tens of millions in digital assets are stolen.

by Vivian Nguyen | Powered by Gloria

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North Korean hacking group Lazarus is suspected of orchestrating a cryptocurrency theft valued at approximately 45 billion won ($30.6 million) targeting South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit. Authorities are initiating an on-site investigation at the exchange following the breach.

Lazarus Group has previously targeted crypto platforms to fund regime activities through similar exchange exploits.

Upbit suspended all deposits and withdrawals after unauthorized transfers drained funds from its Solana-network hot wallet. The exchange pledged to reimburse affected users using company-owned assets.