According to DeBridge Finance, a cross-chain protocol that was attacked via email, the Lazarus Group of North Korea was probably to blame.
An impersonated email address belonging to deBridge co-founder Alex Smirnov was the source of the assault.
Even while one worker did download and open the email’s attachment, other workers marked it as suspicious.
As reported by Coindesk, according to Smirnov, the research uncovered an attack vector that is comparable to those employed by Lazarus.
Digital asset investors are presently trying to figure out whether the recent turbulence has created.
Recently, stocks have surged, and during the last month, bitcoin has increased by 15%.
The 90-day correlation between bitcoin and the S&P 500 is still hanging at 0.65, one of the strongest ratios seen by Bloomberg since 2010, despite a little dip in June.
According to Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone, cryptocurrencies are poised for outperformance “if equities have bottomed,” and he observed that there are “few more robust” drivers than when the stock market collapses quickly in the first half.
In other news, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that switching to a blockchain is probably not going to cause any issues, even if some miners switch to rival chains to produce tokens.
Recently, stocks have surged, and during the last month, bitcoin has increased by 15%.
The 90-day correlation between bitcoin and the S&P 500 is still hanging at 0.65, one of the strongest ratios seen by Bloomberg since 2010, despite a little dip in June.
According to Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone, cryptocurrencies are poised for outperformance “if equities have bottomed,” and he observed that there are “few more robust” drivers than when the stock market collapses quickly in the first half.
In other news, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that the switch to the blockchain is probably not going to cause any issues, even if some miners migrate to alternate chains to produce tokens.
