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Radiant Capital $50M Hack tied to DPRK actor posing as ex-contractor, using malware in disguised files to breach systems in one of DeFi’s most advanced attacks. Read original article on coincu.com

Radiant Capital, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, has revealed that the $50 million exploit it suffered in October was orchestrated by North Korea-linked hackers. According to a December 6 investigation update, cybersecurity firm Mandiant attributed the attack to a Democratic People’s Republ...

DeFi protocol Radiant Capital has attributed a $50 million exploit it suffered in October to North Korean hackers. According to a report published on Dec. 6 , the attackers started laying the groundwork for the Oct. 16 attack in mid-September, when a Telegram message from what appeared to be a trust...

A North Korean threat actor was behind the $50 million attack on Radiant Capital in October and spoofed being an ex-contractor, the DeFi platform said.

Radiant Capital suffered a $50M loss in a cyberattack attributed to the DPRK-linked UNC4736 group. Attackers used sophisticated malware and social engineering to bypass security protocols. The incident highlights critical vulnerabilities in DeFi security, urging the adoption of hardware-level transa...

Leading crypto exchange Binance issued a crucial update on crypto Notcoin (NOT), Radiant Capital (RDNT), KAIA, and Aerodrome Finance (AERO) on Wednesday. Notably, the digital asset trading platform revealed that it is delisting certain pairs for two of the mentioned assets while expanding support fo...

South Korea’s Digital Asset Exchange Association (DAXA) to halt trading support for Radiant Capital (RDNT) over security concerns. This decision follows the project’s failure to provide necessary explanations regarding a recent security breach. DAXA aims to protect investors by suspending further tr...

The biggest incidents in October included the Radiant Capital hack, a phishing attack and the hacking incident involving crypto exchange M2.

Radiant Capital said it had resumed its Ethereum lending markets after implementing several security enhancements to its protocol.

The hacker behind the recent exploit of Radiant Capital has shifted nearly all of the stolen funds from layer-2 networks to Ethereum. The post Radiant Capital Hacker Moves $52M in Stolen Crypto to Ethereum appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .