BTC $79,340.75 -0.63%
ETH $2,497.23 +0.14%
BNB $744.97 -0.90%
XRP $1.40 -0.93%
SOL $104.97 -1.54%
TRX $0.3353 +0.08%
DOGE $0.0908 +1.44%
ADA $0.2219 +1.38%
BCH $260.43 +0.74%
LINK $13.15 +7.03%
HYPE $87.52 -1.93%
AAVE $133.10 -1.57%
SUI $0.8291 +4.03%
XLM $0.1920 +3.20%
ZEC $1,181.13 -0.31%
BTC $79,340.75 -0.63%
ETH $2,497.23 +0.14%
BNB $744.97 -0.90%
XRP $1.40 -0.93%
SOL $104.97 -1.54%
TRX $0.3353 +0.08%
DOGE $0.0908 +1.44%
ADA $0.2219 +1.38%
BCH $260.43 +0.74%
LINK $13.15 +7.03%
HYPE $87.52 -1.93%
AAVE $133.10 -1.57%
SUI $0.8291 +4.03%
XLM $0.1920 +3.20%
ZEC $1,181.13 -0.31%

Analysis: The mastermind behind the Upbit theft is likely the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group

2025-11-28 17:22:58

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju commented on the "Upbit hacking incident," stating that the culprit is likely the North Korean hacking group Lazarus Group. Upbit announced that it discovered a security vulnerability that allowed private keys to be inferred. "If true, I suspect that no one else besides North Korean hackers could accomplish this."

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