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Cyber security researchers have determined that the country's Lazarus Group has been behind a number of bank and crypto exchange hacks in recent months.

There's little doubt that more crypto exchange hacks will be attempted in the future.

There was plenty of noise to influence investor appetite through the week, with another crypto exchange hack and loss of coins adding pressure, while the SEC...

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What may also be keeping crypto markets relatively more propped up today than they were following the Mt. Gox hack is the fact that there are more players in the market today, with Coincheck being just one of many exchanges, and NEM being only one of many cryptocurrencies.

Market Overview Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have ascended at a steady pace over the last 3 weeks and it appears that Bitcoin has developed an impressive immunity against the usual correction triggers of tax selling, regulatory fears, exchange hacks and other FUD that have plagued crypto - markets since Q1 2018.

Capital flowed back into bitcoin on Tuesday amid reports that a major Japanese exchange was planning to make a bid for Coincheck, the Tokyo - based crypto platform that was recently hacked.

Bitcoin prices are in freefall Wednesday on speculation that major crypto exchange Binance has been hacked.

Along with growth in the number of cryptocurrencies there has also been a rapid increase of threats and hacks of the crypto coins and cryptocurrency exchanges.

The Japan - based Mt.Gox crypto exchange had been the largest in the world until a February 2014 hack led to the loss of around 850,000 BTC.

Bitcoin shed some of its recent gains today, dropping over 10 % on the back of rumors that Binance, one of the world's largest crypto exchanges by trading volumes, has been hacked.

Bitcoin rose after reports Japanese online broker Monex Group is looking to take over recently hacked crypto exchange Coincheck.

In Japan, regulators have tightened their grip after the large crypto exchange Coincheck suffered one of the digital currency industry's worst - ever hacks in January.

It is quickly becoming a regular occurrence that a crypto exchange or wallet is hacked and unsuspecting users...

Finally, Japan's demand for stronger security on exchanges actually bodes well for Bitcoin, since it may help restore Japanese investors» faith in cryptos following the $ 530.0 - million Coincheck hack.

The Binance hack, SEC's new regulations for exchanges, and penalties on exchanges issued by the Japanese regulatory body have all jointly served to spark a widespread sell - off in crypto markets.

China ordered a complete ban on all initial coin offerings by pulling down the shutters of cryptocurrency trading exchanges for containing the inherent financial risks associated with money laundering and hacking of virtual wallets which has plagued the crypto world since the very beginning.

This system was created by Buterin as well as Joseph Poon, the creator of the Bitcoin Lightening Network, and could have a number of important uses, including being able to protect crypto exchanges from getting hacked.

Cybercriminals that hacked the Tokyo - based crypto - exchange Coincheck are trying to sell stolen NEMs via six cryptocurrency exchanges, but the NEM team plans to inhibit their intentions.

NEM was the cryptocurrency that was the target of the biggest ever hack attack that took place in January this year, where $ 530 million worth of NEM token were stolen from the Japanese crypto - exchange Coincheck.

Negative reports about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are virtually everywhere, from hacks crypto exchanges to sudden price drops.

It is quickly becoming a regular occurrence that a crypto exchange or wallet is hacked and unsuspecting users see their Bitcoins plundered.

Along with growth in the number of cryptocurrencies there has also been a rapid increase of threats and hacks of the crypto coins and cryptocurrency exchanges.

This was done especially in the backdrop of Bithumb, the largest crypto exchange of South Korea being hacked twice this fiscal.

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Long story short, the Coincheck hack is nothing new, and crypto exchanges are in desperate need of a makeover.

Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck announced that it would reimburse roughly $ 425 million to its users affected by the recent hack.

The hack of the Japan - based Coincheck crypto exchange last week was huge.

What may also be keeping crypto markets relatively more propped up today than they were following the Mt. Gox hack is the fact that there are more players in the market today, with Coincheck being just one of many exchanges, and NEM being only one of many cryptocurrencies.

The Coincheck exchange hack sent shockwaves through the crypto community, and analyst Nicholas Colas says to expect more such hacks in the future.

Due to the numerous security issues faced by exchanges, chiefly hacking, many locals in South Korea are showing less trust in crypto exchanges when it comes to storing their cryptocurrencies.

The move comes in the wake of January's $ 532 mln hack of Japanese exchange Coincheck, dubbed the biggest crypto theft in history.

Japan - based crypto exchange Coincheck was hacked on Jan. 26 and around $ 530 mln in altcoin NEM was stolen.

© Reuters Digital currency trading is big business in South Korea South Korea's spy agency believes that North Korea is behind hacking attacks on a crypto - currency exchange in the South, sources say.

In late January of this year, the exchange suffered the most expensive hack in the crypto - sphere to date, losing some $ 530mln worth on NEM.

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has ordered the suspension of two more cryptocurrency exchanges and sent a business improvement notice to another, following a series of inspections after the January hack of around $ 534 mln in NEM from Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck, local news outlet Nikkei Asian Review reports today, April 6.

News Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck is reportedly considering a capital tie - up in order to regain the trust of crypto investors, following a recent hack where 58 billion yen worth of cryptocurrency was lost.

This decision came in response to the media reports which suggested that the company might just halt its plan of accepting virtual currencies in the aftermath of hacking of Coincheck — one of the biggest crypto exchanges in Japan.

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Exchange hacks and cryptocurrency heists have seen an unprecedented rise in the recent months, and as hundreds of millions get lost in these digital robberies, investors are turning wary of crypto investing.

A popular crypto exchange, EtherDelta got hacked on Wednesday tricking users into directing their tokens to the wallet of the hacker instead of the authorized exchange.

The crypto exchange Coincheck has suffered from a hack at the end of January 2018.

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The aftermath of the January 26 hack of more than $ 500 mln worth of NEM from Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck has led to a regulatory re-examination of Japan's crypto industry, so far culminating in the $ 33.5 mln sale of the hacked exchange to Japanese financial services provider Monex Group.

«[C] rypto investors and speculators have been through a number of exchange hacks by now, likely recognizing that an exchange hack involves a vulnerability in the application on top of a protocol, as opposed to a vulnerability within the crypto - protocols involved... the fundamentals of crypto assets have not weakened, though we have yet another example of the need for further professionalization in crypto application - infrastructure.»

Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck is reportedly considering a capital tie - up in order to regain the trust of crypto investors, following a recent hack where 58 billion yen worth of cryptocurrency was lost.

Researchers at the BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. have traced some of the $ 534 mln in NEM (XEM) stolen in the Jan. 26 Coincheck hack to a Vancouver - based crypto exchange, according to their March 1 press release.

And while the future of Coincheck can not be determined with any certainty, as the FSA sends out a string of business improvement and halt notices to crypto exchanges, perhaps Monex Group's support of Coincheck will lend the security that the exchange needs to overcome the blows to both the company's finances and reputation caused by the massive hack.

The aftermath of the January 26 hack of more than $ 500 mln worth of NEM from Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck has led to a regulatory re-examination of Japan's crypto industry, so far culminating in the...