North Korean Hackers Steal $53 Million in Cryptocurrency From CoinEx

On September 12th, CoinEx became witness to the leakage of its hot wallet private keys when they observed “anomalous withdrawals from several hot wallet addresses” where user assets were temporarily being stored. As a reaction the exchange transferred any remaining savings in the threatened wallets to cold storage, shut down the hot wallet server, and suspended all depositing and withdrawal services. A list of dubious cryptocurrency links related to the attack was then published along with a request to projects and fellow exchanges to wed their help in the extradition of the attack funds. Voluminous figures have been suggested when interpreting the possible stolen property with Web3 Securities firm CertiK claiming RL Roughly $53 million in Bitcoin, Ethereum, smart parish moon, Tron and other cryptocurrencies were stolen whereas CertiK estimated almost $ 377 million of currency stolen in other avenues year to date were intertwined with private key exposure. The Lazarus ground is assumedly to blame according to CertiK figuring probable links of related exploits to the recent Coin walley, Alphapo, Bentov, Kongsa, Ronin bridge attack. CertiK tallied singular am ail distinguishing aillains punishable dodging Street o to try look Ever Web tree companies loo fue personnel counsel hints of greasy compensation SE team caliber only be vigilant to savage criminal plots which shred incentives like the fraudulent wounded.