Global #Hackers

Bitcoin ATMs have become increasingly popular for individuals looking to buy or sell cryptocurrency, offering a level of convenience that mirrors traditional ATMs.

A Chinese trader fell victim to a hacking scheme, losing $1 million through a promotional Google Chrome plugin called Aggr. The plugin steals cookies, allowing hackers to bypass security measures like passwords and two-factor authentication to access victims' Binance accounts.

BlockTower Capital, a prominent digital asset investment firm, has fallen victim to a hack. The firm's primary hedge fund is at risk due to the perpetrators successfully siphoning its assets locally.

North Korean hackers have reportedly unleashed a new malware variant called "Durian" to target South Korean cryptocurrency firms, according to a threat report by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky on May 9.

The group responsible for the theft of 1155 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) has rectified their actions by returning all 22,960 Ethereum (ETH), valued at approximately $66.88 million, to the victim's address.

After six days of inactivity, stolen cryptocurrency funds associated with a recent $71 million wallet impersonation scam have started to move.

On the Arbitrum blockchain, Yield Protocol's strategic contracts lost almost $181,000 worth of cryptocurrency.

By taking use of LinkedIn's professional networking site, the infamous Lazarus Group, a cyber-hacker organization supported by North Korea, seems to have intensified its fraudulent activities to target cryptocurrency.

The hacker has already sent 1,000 Ether to the cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash, which is worth roughly $2 million.