Emergency procedures indicate a defect in the internal wallet

Uhu, associated with $ 30 Mit Solana, later took control of the wallet deficit. The elevators were damaged, and the stolen money was partially frozen after the attack. Officials may be involved in Lazarus group.

South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange revealed serious internal wallets in an emergency audit of more than $30 million in Ubisoft compliance.

The findings come from investigating informal Solana-based funds that lead to a security review, raising issues that could lead to raising private keys for those in crisis.

After an emergency audit, a defect was found

An urgent audit, with the detection of unusual activity, began with the analysis of the garbage bins, which revealed a flaw in the personal wallet software.

Kyung-seok, in an announcement prepared by the company's Wallet application after the audit, said that the company's Wallet application produces secure and predictable signature data, thereby creating a theoretical risk.

The company emphasized that the flaw was discovered only after the evaluation of KFC and did not emphasize that it was directly related to the hacker.

The exchange conducts a comprehensive examination of all related networks and wallet systems that do not know the presence of outdated vulnerabilities, releasing vulnerabilities.

Breast to cover all losses

Customer assets are estimated to be 44.5 billion krw krw krw including 44.5 billion krw krw from the exchange that changed the ability to act quickly.

Assets left behind by employees were moved to cold storage to prevent further losses.

Of the stolen money, about 2.3 billion people, more than 1.5 million dollars were already frozen.

Oh Kyung-seok revealed that the situation is completely unthinkable.

Kyung-Second promises to cover all losses of its customers, cover the losses of others and encourage safety measures on the platform.

The exchange will facilitate deposits and withdrawals only after the final confirmation of the wallet system.

South Korean authorities are investigating Uhu

South Korean officials have been investigating reports of intelligence reports pointing to Lazarus, the expert North Korea-connected hair group.

The company will continue to work with law enforcement and access projects to recover and mitigate stolen property wherever possible.

The action prompted a comprehensive security assessment of the entire infrastructure that was requested.

Incidents of the exchange, such as Okaka, Ray, and Jupe, served as a time for emergency audits and subsequent vulnerability findings.

Wallet systems are completely over-shared, and ATitbits aims to prevent similar dumps in the future.