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criticalbug_reportVulnerabilityBitget confirms zero-day in third-party security product led to $387M theft
Bitget cryptocurrency exchange; third-party security products (Product A and Product B, vendors unnamed); 11 blockchains including Ethereum, XRP Ledger, Zcash, TRON, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Algorand, and Celestia.
criticalbug_reportVulnerabilityBitget crypto exchange breached via zero-day in security appliances
Bitget cryptocurrency exchange. Two unnamed third-party security appliances (referred to as "Product A" and "security appliance B") compromised via zero-day vulnerabilities.
criticalbug_reportVulnerabilityBitget exchange loses $388M via zero-day in unnamed third-party product
Bitget cryptocurrency exchange. The unnamed third-party security product used by Bitget contained a zero-day vulnerability that allowed credential theft. Hot and warm wallets were compromised; cold wallets unaffected.
criticalperson_alertThreat ActorNorth Korean Hackers Steal $387.5M from Bitget Crypto Exchange
North Korean state-sponsored threat actors are attributed to this breach based on on-chain analysis and IP behavior patterns. These groups are financially motivated, conducting large-scale cryptocurrency theft operations to generate revenue for the N…
criticalperson_alertThreat ActorLazarus Group Steals $351.6M from Bitget via Backend Compromise
Lazarus Group (G0032), also tracked as Labyrinth Chollima, HIDDEN COBRA, Guardians of Peace, and ZINC, is a North Korean state-sponsored APT group. The actor is financially motivated, conducting large-scale cryptocurrency heists to generate revenue f…