North Korea denies allegations of involvement in Binance hack
Citing KCNA and Reuters, Tree News reports that North Korea denied allegations that it was behind the Binance hack, calling them “fabricated.”
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Citing KCNA and Reuters, Tree News reports that North Korea denied allegations that it was behind the Binance hack, calling them “fabricated.”
Trump said regarding the Binance security incident that it is not yet certain whether North Korea carried it out; if it is ultimately confirmed to involve North Korea, the United States will communicate with the North Korean side. The article also states that FBI had previously attributed the incident to North Korea.
PANews cited MTS reports stating that almost all official North Korean websites have been offline for more than 24 hours, involving official media and government portal websites.
Reports say that the North Korean hacker group WaterPlum stole $10.7 million worth of crypto assets through a fake recruitment and coding interview scam.
Cointelegraph reported that North Korean fake recruiters infected approximately 30,000 devices through malicious activity and stole $10.7 million in crypto assets.
