Bitget has disclosed a $351.6 million theft from its hot and warm wallets, suspected to be the work of North Korean hacking organisations.
Bitget has reported the theft of $351.6 million in digital assets, citing attack patterns consistent with known North Korean hacker organisations.
Bitget has reported a $351.6 million theft from its hot and warm wallets following a critical backend system compromise, suspected to be the work of North Korean threat actors.
A joint international advisory has identified a massive cyberattack campaign by the North Korean WaterPlum group, which compromised 30,000 devices to steal $10.7m.
Japan has dismantled its first North Korean laptop farm as international agencies issue a warning about the WaterPlum campaign targeting IT professionals.