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CoinsPaid, a crypto payment processing company with Ukrainian roots, fell a victim to a social engineering attack, thought to have emanated from Lazarus, a North Korean hacking group.
CoinsPaid says North Korean hacking group Lazarus is likely responsible for the recent theft of $37 million in cryptocurrency.
A recent incident occurred on July 22, when the digital asset payment gateway CoinsPaid was exploited, resulting in a $37.3 million loss.
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CoinsPaid, the world’s biggest crypto payments provider, reported a $37 million hack it’s attributed to North Korea’s Lazarus Group to Estonian police.