Analysis: Venus attackers are Lazarus hacker group, the cause was a fake Zoom meeting
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最新报道：According to Bijie.com, EurekaTrading founder Kuan Sun posted a post on the X platform, recalling how he nearly lost $13 million to a phishing attack. He stated that on September 2, 2025, approximately $13 million in assets in his wallet were nearly stolen by the Lazarus hacker group. The security team responded swiftly and ultimately recovered the funds. The attack stemmed from a seemingly normal Zoom meeting invitation, which turned out to be a carefully laid phishing trap. The hackers leveraged "semi-acquaintances," deepfake videos, and a forged Rabby plugin to tailor their attacks to the victims' Venus positions. By mistakenly trusting the fake plugin and executing a withdrawal request, the victim's assets were at risk of being transferred with the associated liabilities. PeckShield, SlowMist, Venus, and multiple security teams responded swiftly, suspending the protocol and investigating the risks, ultimately preventing the theft. Hardware wallets are not foolproof; plugins and front-end hijacking remain a risk. Zoom links, update pop-ups, and even seldom-acquaintances can all serve as entry points for attacks.
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