Hackers likely from DPRK Stole Around USD 20 Million in Cryptocurrencies from Hot Wallets of the Indonesian Cryptocurrency Trading Platform Indodax since at least 10 September 2024 · 10.09.2024
Hackers which are likely from DPRK stole approximately USD 20 million in cryptocurrencies from hot wallets of Indoensian cryptocurrency trading platform Indodax since at least 10 September 2024, Indodax first reported in the early morning of 11 September 2024.
Some observers of the cryptocurrency scene on X also reported on the same day that the hackers began converting the stolen cryptocurrencies into established cryptocurrencies. The observers also put forward various theories as to how this cyber incident could have come about, including the compromise of the withdrawal system or the signature machine.
According to the co-founder of Indodax the attackers exploited a vulnerability to gain access. The long disruption of the Indodax platform is due to maintenance measures, ensuring that no more exploits exist in their systems.
Additionally, the CEO stated in a written statement that an analysis conducted by a crypto security agency indicated that the attack was (perpetrated) by an actor affiliated to the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea).
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