Bitget Confirms Third-Party Zero-Day Behind $387.5 Million Cryptocurrency Theft
Bitget confirms North Korean-linked attackers stole $387.5M via a zero-day in third-party security appliances, deploying web shells and a custom withdrawal tool.
Bitget confirms North Korean-linked attackers stole $387.5M via a zero-day in third-party security appliances, deploying web shells and a custom withdrawal tool.
Bitget confirms attackers stole $387.5 million using zero-days in two third-party security appliances, deploying web shells and a custom withdrawal tool against hot wallets.
Bitget says attackers exploited a zero-day in an unnamed third-party security product to steal $388 million from hot and warm wallets.
Bitget resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after a third-party security product flaw let attackers steal $387.5M in unauthorized transfers from hot/warm wallets.
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Bitget resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after a suspected North Korean theft of $387.5 million.
Bitget says suspected North Korea-linked hackers stole $351.6 million from hot and warm wallets.
Bitget says North Korean hackers stole about $387.5 million via its wallet backend.
Bitget says hackers stole $387.5 million and its CEO links the theft to North Korean groups.
Bitget says attackers stole about $351.6 million from hot wallets using methods resembling North Korean hackers.
Suspected North Korean hackers stole about $351 million in crypto from Bitget hot wallets.
Suspected North Korean hackers stole $351.6 million from Bitget hot and warm wallets.
Bitget confirmed unauthorized hot-wallet transfers totaling about $351.6 million and suspended withdrawals.
Bitget confirmed a $351.6 million theft from hot and warm wallets while cold storage stayed secure.
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