Security News > 2023 > September > Crypto casino Stake.com loses $41 million to hot wallet hackers
Online cryptocurrency casino Stake.com announced that its ETH/BSC hot wallets had been compromised to perform unauthorized transactions, with over $40 million in crypto reportedly stolen.
The threat group was linked to the theft of $35 million from Atomic Wallet in June, $60 million from Alphapo in July, and another $37.3 million from CoinsPaid also in July.
Late last month, the FBI warned of the North Korean hacking group readying to cash $41 million worth of stolen cryptocurrency, with the law enforcement agency observing various signs of money laundering and money movement preparation activity.
The platform's co-founder Ed Craven said that only a small portion of its digital currency reserves are kept in hot wallets due to their inherent risks.
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