Category: steal
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Crypto scammers steal $1.2M from UK residents using fake police reports
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The codes stole more than a million British pounds ($ 1.2 million) from nine population in Kent, England, after reaching their personal information from modern data leakage. On the first of March, the police urged the residents to be vigilant against attempts to fraud in the encrypted currency. Poor actors…
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1 Metric That Still Suggests Nvidia Is a Steal of a Deal
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Nafidia (Nasdaq: nvda) The arrows were losing late vapor. Upon entering trading on Tuesday, the shares of the popular chips maker in a negative area for this year, a slightly decrease from 1 %. It is still early in the year, but for the stock that achieved 171 % of…
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North Korean Operatives Steal Billions As IT Workers
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For many years, cybersecurity threats such as hacking and identity theft have affected not only individual accounts, but also companies and organizations. Many governments point the finger at North Korea as the likely location of these hackers who have cost the global economy billions of dollars. Now, reports from Cyber…
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Lazarus Group Unleashes Blockchain Game To Exploit Chrome And Steal Crypto
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A group of notorious hackers from North Korea managed to steal $3 billion worth of cryptocurrency from users by creating a fake blockchain game, a cybersecurity firm reported yesterday. Kaspersky Lab said The Lazarus Group took advantage of a major vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser that allowed it to…
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North Korean Hackers Exploit Chrome Vulnerability (Zero-Day) To Steal Cryptocurrency
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In a worrying development, security researchers have uncovered a worrying trend of North Korean hackers exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Google Chrome to target cryptocurrency companies and exchanges. This sophisticated attack campaign, attributed to the notorious hacking group Citrine Sleet (also known as Hidden Cobra, UNC4736, and Diamond Sleet),…
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North Korean Hackers Exploit Chrome Vulnerability (Zero-Day) To Steal Cryptocurrency
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In a worrying development, security researchers have uncovered a worrying trend of North Korean hackers exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Google Chrome to target cryptocurrency companies and exchanges. This sophisticated attack campaign, attributed to the notorious hacking group Citrine Sleet (also known as Hidden Cobra, UNC4736, and Diamond Sleet),…