UPTit Critical Wallet Walws at $30M

South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Ubisoft, has identified a serious flaw in its internal wallet system while investigating the recent theft of $30 million from its platform.
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Fixed a wallet flaw that could expose private keys, but $30 million USD is guaranteed.
The breach increased to about 44.5 billion, approximately 2.3 billion won won 2.3 billion dollars.
The exchange locked movement, money was transferred to cold storage and was fully refunded.
In a chilling statement on Friday, Ubisoft CEO Uys Kling-Second said that studying publicly available Bitcoin data could force him to release private keys.
However, the crypto company confirmed that the vulnerability did not play a role in the loss.
Ubisoft may expose the private keys of the internal wallet
The defect was not from the pools themselves, but from the way the Wallet Wallet software was created (Casitysical Phillips).
According to the exchange, the issue is that the sophisticated attacker can create the ability to match the wallets by analyzing the historical transactions.
“Oh, oh, we found out that the systems have comprehensive checks in all related networks and wallets and that the system has secure emergency response protocols and includes deposits.
He stopped the “Uhen” movement on November 26 after releasing unusual pipes from Sognoi-specific warm suede bags.
Expectations include FI, Oka, Ray and Jupe, the exchange is there. Assets are quickly transferred to cold storage when pre-consistency reviews begin.
Losses totaled approximately $44.6 billion (from $26 million), including $38.6 billion (from $26 million) in customer deposits.
The exchange has already slowed down, with approximately $2.3 billion being funded by external parties.
He emphasized that there was no direct link between the vulnerability of the wallet and the theft. The issue was discovered only during the internal audit of the incident.
“A perfect system can never be considered,” infrastructure improvement and inspections continue to improve basic processing and transparency.
The company has deployed that all affected users will be reimbursed using internal reserves. Funds and deposits are suspended until final security checks are completed.
South Korean students project point to the North Korean Lazarus ship group
South Korean officials fear an investigation, and local reports have cited initial intelligence assessments linking the intervention to North Korea's Lazarus group.
The group has previously been associated with Crypto forts, which are planned to earn income from the constant foreign exchange deficit.
Officials believe at this time that the hackers were installed by impersonating administrators or sending internal accounts to authorize exits.
UBIM continues to work with law enforcement agencies and outreach projects to mitigate and recover assets where possible.
The event comes at the same time as Danam, a startup company that is preparing to merge with South Korea's internet palace.
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