Lazarus Group
Named by 38 kept items in this workspace.
22 items name it under threat actors and 16 under classification.key entities.
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North Korea-linked; Chainalysis says it has a high degree of confidence North Korea is responsible for the Binance hack of 29 October, but Binance and no government entity has confirmed attribution
North Korea; Aikido attributed the react-html2pdf.js npm package to it from code and infrastructure fingerprints
named by ZachXBT as the probable attacker
North Korea-linked; TraderTraitor is believed to be part of it
North Korea; after the Bybit hack, converted 84.45% of stolen ETH to Bitcoin through Thorchain, per Bybit's CEO
North Korea
Abuses the BYOVD technique via CVE-2015-2291 (iqvw64e.sys) to disable EDR from kernel space.
Designated by US Treasury in 2019 as a state-sponsored group controlled by North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau; tied by US authorities to the roughly $620 million Ronin Bridge theft in 2022 and the $100 million Atomic Wallet attack, in which it used crypto mixers to launder proceeds; FBI for
North Korea-linked group allegedly responsible for the April 2026 $292 million Kelp DAO rsETH bridge hack, which tricked the single verifier used by Kelp's LayerZero bridge setup
Attributed by OSM as the actor behind PolinRider/ChainVeil/ViteVenom activity.
Compromises GitHub repositories via malicious obfuscated JavaScript payload; 'Fake Font' campaign abuses VS Code task automation to execute BeaverTail malware delivering InvisibleFerret backdoor; evolved campaign hides malware in VS Code tasks.json files disguised as spell-check dictionaries; used f
North Korean state-sponsored threat actor attributed as the operator behind PolinRider (and by extension ChainVeil/ViteVenom per OpenSourceMalware's assessment).
North Korean state-sponsored actor attributed as operator of the PolinRider campaign, continuing from Contagious Interview and TasksJacker operations.
North Korean state-aligned crypto-theft group; Microsoft attributed the earlier axios npm compromise (2026) to this group. Tradecraft overlap with the Mastra campaign is noted but attribution for Mastra itself is not confirmed.
North Korea-aligned group credited as pioneering weaponization of VS Code tasks.json files
North Korean nation-state threat actor using compromised-package approach to target developers associated with blockchain and cryptocurrency companies via social engineering/fake job interviews
referred to as "Lazarus Crew" in the title
Attributed by Bitget (citing IP behavior and onchain analysis) as responsible for the $387.5m Bitget hot/warm wallet exploit; wallet overlaps with prior hacks found by Elliptic and TRM. Same group took $1.5 billion from Bybit in February 2025 by compromising Safe{Wallet}'s infrastructure and serving
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