# Пов'язані статті щодо Lazarus Group

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Lazarus Group", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

US Prosecutors Reject Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Amid Push For October Retrial

US prosecutors have rejected Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm's defense, claiming his arguments for dismissal are not applicable. They refuted his comparison to a Supreme Court case involving an internet service provider, arguing Storm intentionally implemented weak measures to counter criminal use of the crypto mixer. Prosecutors are pushing for a retrial in October 2026 on two deadlocked charges from his initial trial, where he was found guilty of operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business. A key hearing on Storm's motion for acquittal is scheduled for April 9.

bitcoinist04/08 09:49

US Prosecutors Reject Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Amid Push For October Retrial

bitcoinist04/08 09:49

Bitrefill Cyberattack Exposes 18,500 Records, Lazarus Group Suspected

Bitrefill, a cryptocurrency payment platform, was targeted by a cyberattack attributed to the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group on March 1, 2026. The breach, which began with a compromised employee laptop, exposed approximately 18,500 customer purchase records, including email addresses, crypto payment addresses, and IP data. The attackers primarily focused on moving funds from hot wallets and exploiting the gift card system, rather than stealing full customer data. Bitrefill quickly detected the unusual activity, shut down systems to prevent further damage, and has committed to covering all losses with its own funds. The company has since enhanced security measures, including stronger access controls and improved monitoring, and confirmed that most services are back to normal. This was Bitrefill's first major security breach in over a decade.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 13:44

Bitrefill Cyberattack Exposes 18,500 Records, Lazarus Group Suspected

TheNewsCrypto03/18 13:44

Bitrefill says attack shows Lazarus Group patterns after hot wallets drained

Bitrefill disclosed a cyberattack on March 1, 2026, in which attackers drained funds from its hot wallets and accessed internal systems. The intrusion began with a compromised employee laptop, leading to the theft of legacy credentials and production secrets. Attackers exploited gift card inventory systems and moved funds to external addresses. Approximately 18,500 purchase records were accessed, including emails, crypto addresses, and metadata, with around 1,000 records including potentially exposed customer names. The investigation revealed similarities with tactics used by the Lazarus Group, though attribution was not definitive. Bitrefill has since restored systems, notified affected users, and strengthened security controls. The company stated it remains financially stable and will cover the losses from operational capital.

ambcrypto03/17 19:42

Bitrefill says attack shows Lazarus Group patterns after hot wallets drained

ambcrypto03/17 19:42

Crypto Santa’s Naughty List — List of Top Heists in 2025

Crypto Santa’s Naughty List: 2025 was a record-breaking year for crypto theft, with total losses estimated between $4–5 billion. North Korean hacking groups, particularly Lazarus, were responsible for over 60% of stolen funds. The largest single heist was the February Bybit breach, where $1.5 billion was stolen via a compromised multi-signature wallet. Other major incidents included a $200–400 million Coinbase insider breach, a $90–100 million attack on Iran’s Nobitex, a $48–50 million hot wallet exploit at BtcTurk, and a $91 million phishing scam against an individual Bitcoin holder. The year highlighted growing threats from state-backed actors, sophisticated social engineering, and vulnerabilities in both centralized and DeFi platforms.

ccn.com12/25 07:17

Crypto Santa’s Naughty List — List of Top Heists in 2025

ccn.com12/25 07:17

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