South Korean authorities are tracking the fingerprints of a cyber attack on a crypto exchange that left a total loss of 30 million dollars. Suspect? The North Korean celebrity hacker group Lazarus. This group has previously made headlines in similar operations. The technical evidence in the hands of the authorities indicates that the signature of the attack belongs to Lazarus. 30 million dollars is not a small amount - security vulnerabilities continue to be a huge problem in the crypto world.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 11-30 17:53

Lazarus is back again? I've been through it all; the exchange security has not truly been resolved since the 2018 incident, and we are still paying tuition repeatedly.

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MetaMisfit

· 11-29 16:34

Lazarus is back again? These guys really can't sit still --- 30 million evaporated directly, the security of exchanges in the crypto world really needs to be taken seriously --- Every time I see news like this, I want to complain, why are there still people putting large assets in exchanges --- Lazarus is treating the crypto world like an ATM haha --- Another North Korean hacker... the frequency is a bit high --- To be honest, the security loopholes of exchanges are popping up one after another, who still dares to store coins with confidence --- 30 million is gone, can the Korean authorities catch up this time --- Lazarus's signature is so obvious yet they still succeeded, which shows the defense is really weak --- Not seeing this kind of news for a month has made me unaccustomed --- The crypto world is a paradise for hackers, never-ending

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