North Korean APT Hacker Group Steals 300 ETH and Over 1,000 NFTs in Phishing Attacks

By cineramaDecember 25, 2022NFT

Blockchain security company SlowMist said the North Korean APT hacker group was responsible for large-scale crypto and NFT phishing attacks that net the group roughly 300 ETH. According to […]

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North Korean APT Hacker Group Steals 300 ETH and Over 1,000 NFTs in Phishing Attacks

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