Bitget Confirms $351.6 Million Hack, Suspects North Korea’s Lazarus Group
2026-09-25T08:51:35Z•0f37f9c4d77744f0cc3ec31041b2a7e2aa16934cc6b2a3b9c2f007eebffd2612
AI agentsAustralian MedicareAvisLoaderBitgetClickFixEvilTokensHealthTechIoTLazarus GroupMicrosoftNorth KoreaOT securityTox P2PWindows malwareaccount enumerationbusiness email compromisecommand and controlcryptocurrency theftcybersecuritydata breachpayment card theftphishingweb skimming
What happened
HackRead RSS items report major cybersecurity incidents and emerging threats, including a suspected Lazarus Group theft of $351.6 million from Bitget, unauthorized access to Australian Medicare statistics data by an AI agent, Microsoft password-reset account enumeration, the AvisLoader malware using ClickFix and Tox P2P command-and-control, large-scale payment-card theft attributed to open-source AI agents, and disruption of the EvilTokens phishing service linked to 12,000 compromised inboxes. Additional items cover IoT/OT asset visibility, HealthTech application security, and phishing triage.
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