Hackers From North Korea Seen As Culprits In DeBridge Finance Cyberattack

Hackers From North Korea Seen As Culprits In DeBridge Finance Cyberattack

Hackers from North Korea has reportedly found a new victim in DeBridge Finance, a cross-chain interoperability and liquidity transfer protocol, multiple sources disclose, Saturday. Based on DeBridge’s initial assessment, the attempted cyberattack likely originated from the notorious North Korean hacking syndicate, Lazarus Group. Several DeBridge team members received a faked email containing a PDF file titled “New Salary […]


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