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    CoinDesk (@CoinDesk)

    JUST IN: Hana Bank, one of South Korea’s largest commercial banks, acquired a $670 million stake in Dunamu, the operator of the country’s largest crypto exchange Upbit. The firms also agreed to cooperate on building infrastructure for a won-denominated stablecoin ecosystem.

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    South Korean Banking Giant Hana Bank Buys 670 Million USD Stake in Upbit Operator Dunamu According to Bloomberg, Hana Bank, one of South Korea’s largest commercial banks, acquired a 1 trillion won, or about 670 million USD, stake in crypto exchange operator Dunamu. Hana Financial Group said on Friday that Hana Bank’s board approved the purchase of 228 million shares in Dunamu from Kakao Investment. Dunamu operates Upbit, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange.

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    The Block (@TheBlock__)

    Upbit says emergency audit of $30M hack uncovered internal wallet flaw that could let attackers derive private keys https://www.theblock.co/post/380764/upbit-says-emergency-audit-of-30m-hack-uncovered-flaw-that-could-expose-private-keys?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Upbit parent company Dunamu CEO Lee Sirgoo apologized for the recent security breach, admitting internal security lapses and pledging zero user losses. Upbit estimates about 44.5 billion KRW in affected assets (38.6B KRW user funds, 2.3B KRW frozen, and 5.9B KRW company loss). https://t.co/rGVjwUdnB2

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    GoPlus Security 🚦 (@GoPlusSecurity)

    💭 The Upbit @Official_Upbit breach raises some serious questions: Hot wallet breach points to key management failures & internal network vulnerabilities. Cold wallets remain secure. What stands out: 1⃣"Anniversary attack" - Same date as 2019's $50M hack (6 years ago) 2⃣Tactical timing - Hours after major Dunamu-Naver merger news 3⃣Classic Lazarus signatures - Speed, technique, and symbolism 4⃣Sophisticated laundering - Multi-DEX routing with potential regulatory misdirection (2,200 SOL → Binance) Strong indicators of long-term APT infiltration. GoPlus continues monitoring. Stay tuned for updates.

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Yonhap News reports that South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, suffered a hack worth about 44.5 billion KRW ($32 million). Authorities are investigating whether North Korea’s Lazarus Group was behind the attack. The group was also linked to Upbit’s 2019 theft of 58 billion KRW in Ethereum. The recent hack targeted a hot wallet, with hackers using “hopping” and “mixing” methods typical of Lazarus. https://t.co/Lp53TknRK7

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Dunamu, operator of South Korea's largest crypto exchange Upbit, will partner with Vietnam's MB Bank to launch the country's first domestic digital asset exchange, providing technology, infrastructure, and advice on compliance, investor protection, and talent development. MB Bank is among Vietnam's top five banks, with assets near $50 billion. https://t.co/a91Jwpv970

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    South Korea's largest exchange Upbit announced that it will launch Wormhole (W)'s KRW, BTC and USDT trading pairs at 18:00 UTC+8 on October 2. Wormhole is the cross-chain bridge protocol of the Solana ecosystem. upbit.com/service_center…

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    The Block (@TheBlock__)

    Upbit's parent firm Dunamu reports 81% net profit shrink for Q3 Y-o-Y https://www.theblock.co/post/264929/upbits-parent-firm-dunamu-reports-81-net-profit-shrink-for-q3-y-o-y?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

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