Hello, Someone stole the Pink Panther. India’s largest crypto exchange, CoinDCX, suffered a security breach that resulted in the loss of approximately $44 million from one of its internal operational wallets. While CoinDCX has not confirmed this figure, it has acknowledged that the hack did not involve customer wallets. The hack comes exactly a year after WazirX disclosed a massive breach in which attackers siphoned off roughly $235 million worth of digital assets. That incident has been attributed to the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group. In fact, the group was also responsible for the $1.5-billion hack of ByBit earlier this year—the largest single hack in crypto history. According to a UN report, North Korean hackers use advanced social engineering tactics, including the infiltration of crypto-related services through compromised IT personnel. This results in tech firms unknowingly hiring thousands of North Korean workers. But this may only be a small bump in the road, as the highly attractive Bitcoin is now converting more sceptics. Now, more of India’s rich are putting a slice of their gold-backed wealth into cryptocurrency. According to crypto exchange Mudrex, about 30% of its volumes come from HNIs, who invest 2-5% of their wealth in digital assets. All that glitters isn’t gold. In today’s newsletter, we will talk about - Inside Infibeam’s AI ambitions
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