DPRK hackers hacked JumpCloud to access the assets of crypto companies – Bits Media

The North Korean hacker group hacked the servers of the American developer of corporate software JumpCloud and used them as a bridgehead for an attack on a crypto company.

Hackers used access to JumpCloud systems, to identify clients, related to cryptocurrency activities, and then steal their digital assets.

JumpCloud recognized the fact of hacking, but did not answer the questions of journalists about that, who specifically stood for hacking and which customers suffered. The question of, Was there any significant information or digital assets were stolen as a result of hacking.

According to Crowdstrike Holdings Cybersecurity Experts in cybersecurity, which works with JumpCloud on the investigation of a hacker attack, For hacking is a group of North Korean hackers Labyrinth Chollima.

The media reported, that after hacking by the North Korean hackers Lazarus Group, Atomic Wallet project against the crypto -cutting operator, a collective lawsuit was filed $100 million.