Great work 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Web wallets are impossible to secure. I know because I built one too. I don't know why yall insist on repeating history. Even if you manage to secure your own product and infrastructure, the hackers will just hack the infrastructure of the internet. theverge.com/2018/4/24/1727…

🚩MistTrack Update🚩 Recently, the crypto community has been stirred by a sequence of incidents involving CoinsPaid, Atomic - Crypto Wallet, and Alphapo. A veneer of mystery shrouds these incidents, yet there's a possibility that Lazarus might be behind them all!

Looks like the CoinsPaid hack might be more than what's report: Ethereum (ETH) Network Loss: Addresses: -0x68aff47f17ec39015d921bbb70a190197e349de2 Amount Lost: 6,698.96 ETH, equivalent to $12.5 Million Tron (TRX) Network Loss: Address: -TUGFXFeoQ72w9EpYPibUNhXwzzKKmkNQp6

It appears North Korea is also responsible for the $54M CoinEx Global hack from yesterday after they accidentally connected their address to the $41M Stake hack on OP & Polygon. 0x75497999432b8701330fb68058bd21918c02ac59

Phishing is a year-round sport... ...but crypto has been providing especially bountiful waters lately. When it comes to the experts, it seems nobody is safe. What lurks in the murky depths? rekt.news/gone-phishing/

1/ Meet Yicong Wang (王逸聪), a Chinese OTC trader who has helped Lazarus Group convert tens of millions of stolen crypto to cash from various hacks via bank transfers since 2022.