The recent hack of Japanese crypto exchange DMM Bitcoin is reportedly having ties with the notorious North Korean Lazarus Group....

The United Nations (UN) is currently investigating the hacking groups with backgrounds in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

North Korean hackers Lazarus Group have moved $1.2 million worth of their ill-gotten gains from a coin mixer to a holding wallet

North Korean hacking collective Lazarus Group holds a whopping $47 million in cryptocurrency, most of which is in Bitcoin (BTC $26,129)

North Korean attackers linked to a recent crypto exploit could be behind the latest crypto business security causality

North Korea-linked hacker collective Lazarus Group was behind this month’s hack of crypto casino and betting platform Stake

Hackers who targeted Atomic Wallet earlier this month are laundering large sums of stolen XRP through centralized exchanges

According to a report by Nikkei, Japan has been the most affected country by North Korean cyberattacks on cryptocurrency platforms and users

The U.S. Treasury Department's sanctions watchdog banned three North Korean individuals for supporting the Lazarus Group.