Lazarus Group

North Korea’s Lazarus Group is exploiting fake US-registered companies to target crypto developers with malware, stealing digital assets through sophisticated job scams and phishing campaigns.

Crypto job seekers have found themselves in the crosshairs of the Lazarus Group. The hacking collective set up US-based shell companies to trick victims into downloading malware capable of draining their digital wallets.

North Korea’s Lazarus Group used deepfakes and phishing via Zoom to target Manta Network’s co-founder. Their evolving tactics put all crypto holders at risk.

An inside look at the Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking collective responsible for major cyberattacks, including crypto heists and the Sony Pictures hack.

The Lazarus Group continues to launder stolen cryptocurrency through mixers like Tornado Cash while deploying new malware targeting developers and crypto wallets.

Lazarus, a hacker group allegedly linked to North Korea, is behind the hack of the Bybit cryptocurrency exchange. The hack led to serious consequences for the exchange itself and the industry as a whole

Bybit suffered a massive $1.4 billion hack, with North Korea's Lazarus Group identified as responsible. The incident highlights persistent security vulnerabilities in major crypto exchanges and sparks discussions about potential Ethereum hard forks.