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Bitrefill Hacked by North Korea's Lazarus Group
Crypto Gift Card Platform #Bitrefill Confirmed A Cyberattack on March 1, 2026.
What Happened:
Hackers compromised an employee Laptop, stole old credentials and accessed internal systems, database and hot wallets
Funds were drained from hot wallets (amount undisclosed)
Gift card inventory and supplier lines were exploited
~18,500 purchase records exposed (emails, crypto addresses, IP data)
~1,000 encrypted customer names potentially compromised
Key facts:
→ Attack linked to Lazarus Group / Bluenoroff based on malware, on-chain tracing and reused IP addresses
→ No full KYC data was stored or breached
→ Bitrefill will cover all losses from operational capital
→ All services are now back to normal
Lazarus Group continues to be the biggest cybersecurity threat in crypto. Always use unique passwords, enable 2FA and stay alert for phishing attempts.
#BitrefillHack
Crypto Gift Card Platform #Bitrefill Confirmed A Cyberattack on March 1, 2026.
What Happened:
Hackers compromised an employee Laptop, stole old credentials and accessed internal systems, database and hot wallets
Funds were drained from hot wallets (amount undisclosed)
Gift card inventory and supplier lines were exploited
~18,500 purchase records exposed (emails, crypto addresses, IP data)
~1,000 encrypted customer names potentially compromised
Key facts:
→ Attack linked to Lazarus Group / Bluenoroff based on malware, on-chain tracing and reused IP addresses
→ No full KYC data was stored or breached
→ Bitrefill will cover all losses from operational capital
→ All services are now back to normal
Lazarus Group continues to be the biggest cybersecurity threat in crypto. Always use unique passwords, enable 2FA and stay alert for phishing attempts.
#BitrefillHack
😈 Minus everything: North Korean hackers cleaned out Bitrefill
One of the largest services for paying for services with cryptocurrency — Bitrefill — found itself at the center of a severe hack. The incident occurred on March 1, but details have only emerged now — and the situation is extremely unpleasant.
According to preliminary information, the attack was carried out by a group linked to Kim Jong Un. The scheme is a classic of cyber attacks: hackers gained access to an employee's work laptop, extracted old leaked data, and through it carefully entered the infrastructure.
Next — without noise and dust. Having gained access to server secrets, they effectively opened the doors to the entire system. The result — completely emptied hot wallets, all liquidity flew off the platform.
But they did not stop there. Along with the cryptocurrency, the attackers took:
virtual gift cards that can be quickly cashed out,
and a user database — about 18,500 accounts with emails, IPs, and wallet addresses.
It was a complete combo strike: money + data + infrastructure.
#cryptohacks #BitrefillHack #CyberSecurity #Web3
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One of the largest services for paying for services with cryptocurrency — Bitrefill — found itself at the center of a severe hack. The incident occurred on March 1, but details have only emerged now — and the situation is extremely unpleasant.
According to preliminary information, the attack was carried out by a group linked to Kim Jong Un. The scheme is a classic of cyber attacks: hackers gained access to an employee's work laptop, extracted old leaked data, and through it carefully entered the infrastructure.
Next — without noise and dust. Having gained access to server secrets, they effectively opened the doors to the entire system. The result — completely emptied hot wallets, all liquidity flew off the platform.
But they did not stop there. Along with the cryptocurrency, the attackers took:
virtual gift cards that can be quickly cashed out,
and a user database — about 18,500 accounts with emails, IPs, and wallet addresses.
It was a complete combo strike: money + data + infrastructure.
#cryptohacks #BitrefillHack #CyberSecurity #Web3
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