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A hacker who stole $234 million from a stock market has started to launder the stolen funds. The hacker, responsible for hacking WazirX, one of India's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, in July, has begun moving the stolen cryptocurrencies. Recently, the hacker sent 2,600 ETH (Ethereum) to Tornado Cash, a well-known platform for hiding cryptocurrency transactions.
According to Arkham, a blockchain tracking and research firm, the stolen assets, including popular cryptocurrencies like PEPE, Shiba Inu, and MATIC, were converted into Ether shortly after the attack. Since the hack, withdrawals on WazirX have been suspended.
Tornado Cash, although it provides transaction privacy, is notorious for being used by crypto hackers and has been banned by the U.S., with one of its developers currently imprisoned in the Netherlands. The hacker or hackers are believed to be linked to the Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking organization. Lazarus gained international notoriety in 2022 for stealing $600 million in cryptocurrency from the Ronin sidechain, with the U.S. government accusing them of using the stolen funds to support North Korea's nuclear program.
A hacker who stole $234 million from a stock market has started to launder the stolen funds. The hacker, responsible for hacking WazirX, one of India's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, in July, has begun moving the stolen cryptocurrencies. Recently, the hacker sent 2,600 ETH (Ethereum) to Tornado Cash, a well-known platform for hiding cryptocurrency transactions.
According to Arkham, a blockchain tracking and research firm, the stolen assets, including popular cryptocurrencies like PEPE, Shiba Inu, and MATIC, were converted into Ether shortly after the attack. Since the hack, withdrawals on WazirX have been suspended.
Tornado Cash, although it provides transaction privacy, is notorious for being used by crypto hackers and has been banned by the U.S., with one of its developers currently imprisoned in the Netherlands. The hacker or hackers are believed to be linked to the Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking organization. Lazarus gained international notoriety in 2022 for stealing $600 million in cryptocurrency from the Ronin sidechain, with the U.S. government accusing them of using the stolen funds to support North Korea's nuclear program.
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đšđ **How Hackers Target Your Binance Account: Stay Alert!** â ïžđĄ
Hackers use different tricks to break into Binance accounts and steal assets. Hereâs how they do it:
- **Social Engineering:** Hackers trick people into giving away passwords or 2FA codes through fake emails, calls, or messages. Always double-check who you're talking to!
- **Password Hacking:** Hackers try many password combinations using brute force attacks. Make sure to use strong and unique passwords!
- **Phishing Emails:** These fake emails look like they're from Binance but lead to harmful websites. Always verify the email address and links before clicking.
- **SIM Swapping:** Hackers take control of your phone number by tricking telecom employees, then use it to intercept 2FA codes. Keep your phone number secure and contact your provider if something seems off.
- **Malware:** Malicious software, like keyloggers, records your keystrokes to steal login details. Donât download unknown files, and keep your devices protected with up-to-date security software.
- **Man-in-the-Middle Attacks (MITM):** Hackers can intercept data between you and Binance on unsecured networks. Always use a secure connection and avoid public Wi-Fi for transactions.
- **API Exploits:** Hackers use weak or poorly coded APIs linked to your Binance account to make unauthorized trades. Be careful with third-party apps and regularly review your API permissions.
- **Dusting Attacks:** Hackers send tiny amounts of crypto to your wallet to track transactions and try to figure out your identity. Keep an eye on your account for any unusual activity.
Stay safe by using strong passwords, enabling 2FA, avoiding suspicious links, and keeping your devices secure. Protect your assets and stay aware! đđ
đšđ **How Hackers Target Your Binance Account: Stay Alert!** â ïžđĄ
Hackers use different tricks to break into Binance accounts and steal assets. Hereâs how they do it:
- **Social Engineering:** Hackers trick people into giving away passwords or 2FA codes through fake emails, calls, or messages. Always double-check who you're talking to!
- **Password Hacking:** Hackers try many password combinations using brute force attacks. Make sure to use strong and unique passwords!
- **Phishing Emails:** These fake emails look like they're from Binance but lead to harmful websites. Always verify the email address and links before clicking.
- **SIM Swapping:** Hackers take control of your phone number by tricking telecom employees, then use it to intercept 2FA codes. Keep your phone number secure and contact your provider if something seems off.
- **Malware:** Malicious software, like keyloggers, records your keystrokes to steal login details. Donât download unknown files, and keep your devices protected with up-to-date security software.
- **Man-in-the-Middle Attacks (MITM):** Hackers can intercept data between you and Binance on unsecured networks. Always use a secure connection and avoid public Wi-Fi for transactions.
- **API Exploits:** Hackers use weak or poorly coded APIs linked to your Binance account to make unauthorized trades. Be careful with third-party apps and regularly review your API permissions.
- **Dusting Attacks:** Hackers send tiny amounts of crypto to your wallet to track transactions and try to figure out your identity. Keep an eye on your account for any unusual activity.
Stay safe by using strong passwords, enabling 2FA, avoiding suspicious links, and keeping your devices secure. Protect your assets and stay aware! đđ