Hackers from the infamous Lazarus Group are in a cat-and-mouse game to launder their stolen funds from the ByBit heist.

Crypto exchange Bybit’s market share has dropped by around 60% after the $1.4 billion Lazarus Group hack in February.

Hackers working for the North Korean regime have successfully cashed out at least $300m of their record-breaking $1.5bn ...

North Korean hackers have successfully laundered at least $300 million from their record-breaking $1.5 billion cryptocurrency ...

North Korean hackers, linked to the Lazarus Group, have successfully laundered $300M from the record-breaking $1.5B ByBit crypto heist. Experts warn that the stolen funds may be fueling North Korea’s ...

Smart contract audits secure blockchain code but do not stop off-chain attacks. Hackers exploit weak points in APIs, wallets ...

The notorious Lazarus Group, a hacking team believed to be associated with the North Korean government, has cashed out at least $300 million from a recent $1.5 billion crypto theft. The breach in ...

CertiK identified an exploit on Arbitrum, resulting in a $140,000 theft, highlighting the persistent security flaws in DeFi.

North Korea’s Lazarus hackers have pulled off another major crypto laundering operation, successfully cashing out $300 ...

As the Bitcoin and crypto markets surged past a $3.2 trillion market cap, the latest Fireblocks research report highlghts a ...

Bitcoin price weakness continues as stocks suffer amid a fresh Wall Street sell-off and $80,000 support begins to crumble — ...

North Korean hackers who orchestrated a billion-pound cryptocurrency heist have successfully cashed out over £232,000,000 of ...