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North Korea’s Lazarus Group Suspected in $31 Million CoinEx Heist
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North Korea’s Lazarus Group Suspected in $31 Million CoinEx Heist

Since June 2023, the Lazarus Group, which has ties to North Korea, has stolen approximately $240 million in cryptocurrencies, a huge increase in its hacking activity. The famed hacker squad is allegedly suspected of stealing $31 million in digital assets from the CoinEx exchange on September 12, 2023, according to numerous reports from Certik, Elliptic, and ZachXBT. The crypto robbery intended for CoinEx is the latest in a succession of recent attacks that also cost $100 million for Atomic Wallet, $37.3 million for CoinsPaid, $60 million for Alphapo, and 41 million for Stake.com. Some of the CoinEx money that was stolen was sent to an address that the Lazarus gang had previously used to launder money from Stake.com read more North Korea's Lazarus Group Suspected in $31 Million Co...
New NodeStealer Variant Targeting Facebook Business Accounts and Crypto Wallets
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New NodeStealer Variant Targeting Facebook Business Accounts and Crypto Wallets

The stealer virus NodeStealer has a Python edition that can completely take over Facebook business accounts and syphon cryptocurrency, according to cybersecurity specialists. As part of a campaign that started in December 2022, Palo Alto Network Unit 42 claimed to have discovered the previously unidentified strain. There is no proof that the cyberattack is still going on right now. NodeStealer was initially identified by Meta in May 2023, who described it as a stealer that could breach Facebook, Gmail, and Outlook accounts by gathering cookies and passwords from web browsers. The most recent samples were developed in Python as opposed to the earlier ones, which were written in JavaScript read more New NodeStealer Variant Targeting Facebook Business Accounts and Crypto Wallets. St...
FBI Warns of Crypto Stealing Play to Earn Games
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FBI Warns of Crypto Stealing Play to Earn Games

Customers have been cautioned not to fall for a brand-new class of fraudulent gaming applications that have already defrauded users out of millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrencies. According to a recent PSA from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, scammers generally contact victims online before introducing them to the online or mobile game in time (IC3). The game claims to give users bitcoin just for playing. The FBI chose the example of a player raising virtual crops on an animated farm, despite the fact that there are numerous variations of this scam read more FBI Warns of Crypto Stealing Play to Earn Games. Stay informed with the best cybersecurity news and raise your cybersecurity awareness with our comprehensive coverage of the latest threats, breaches, and solu...
Scam Alert for Dingo Token That Charges 99% Fee
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Scam Alert for Dingo Token That Charges 99% Fee

A popular cryptocurrency is a scam, according to researchers who discovered backdoor features intended to steal users' money. Dingo Token is a rather minor cryptocurrency by comparison; according to Check Point's analysis, its market cap of just over $11 million placed it at 774th overall in terms of size. However, the security vendor is worried about its functionality. It claimed that the creators of the token had built a 95% "taxes" and a 4% "Liquidity fee" into the token's smart contract as a backdoor. According to Check Point, the developers of the token have utilized the "setTaxFeePercent" function 47 times for manipulative purposes read the complete article Scam Alert for Dingo Token That Charges 99% Fee. Follow ReconBee.com for these types of cybersecurity awareness and...