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CVE-2024-21390: EngageLab SDK Vulnerability Risks Android Crypto Wallets
Microsoft reveals a vulnerability in the EngageLab SDK affecting millions of Android crypto wallet users, potentially allowing for private key theft.
Bitcoin Depot Breach: $3.6M Exfiltrated from Crypto Wallet Systems
Bitcoin Depot reports a $3.6 million theft following a breach of internal systems. Analyze the impact and learn how to mitigate cryptocurrency ATM breaches.
Drift Protocol Hacked for $285M via Durable Nonce Attack
Solana-based DEX Drift Protocol lost $285 million due to a social engineering and durable nonce attack, leading to Security Council takeover.
Drift Protocol Compromise: Admin Control Seized, $280M Lost
Analysis of the Drift Protocol incident where a threat actor seized Security Council powers, leading to a $280 million loss. Learn about the attack vector and mitigation.
Torg Grabber Infostealer: Threat to 728 Crypto Wallets
Analysis of Torg Grabber infostealer, detailing its methods for exfiltrating sensitive data from 728 cryptocurrency wallets and 850 browser extensions.
Bitrefill Attributes Cyberattack to North Korean Lazarus Group
Bitrefill identifies North Korean Lazarus Group as the perpetrator of a recent cyberattack, underscoring the persistent threat to crypto-focused businesses.
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UNC4899 Exploits AirDrop for Crypto Firm Breach — Analysis
UNC4899 breached a crypto firm using AirDrop to bypass network security. This analysis explores the TTPs of North Korean threat actors in 2025.
FBI Arrests Suspect in $46M US Marshals Crypto Theft
A suspect linked to the theft of $46 million in cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals Service has been arrested.
QuickLens Chrome Extension Hijacked to Deploy ClickFix Malware
Malicious QuickLens Chrome extension removed from Web Store after stealing cryptocurrency and deploying ClickFix malware to 30,000 users.
Korean Tax Agency Leak Leads to $4.8M Cryptocurrency Theft
South Korea's National Tax Service accidentally leaked a wallet's mnemonic seed phrase in a press release, allowing hackers to drain $4.8 million.
Fake Recruiters Deploy Malware via Malicious Coding Challenges
North Korean threat actors are targeting software developers with fake job offers and malicious coding tests to deploy malware on developer workstations.