Hyperliquid Labs States No North Korean Cyberattacks

by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Hyperliquid Labs, a well-known blockchain company, issued a statement denying reports of North Korean cyberattacks. The company assured users of the security of their funds.

Denial of Attacks

Hyperliquid Labs firmly denied any cyberattacks from North Korean hackers, emphasizing there have been no other attacks on their platform.

Security Assurance

The company stated that all user funds continue to be securely managed. Hyperliquid Labs adheres to best practices in blockchain analysis and invites security researchers to participate in its bounty program for vulnerability reports.

Fraud Incident

Hyperliquid Labs described a prior incident involving a person claiming to represent a safe and legitimate party, who added a scam account to a group chat and used inappropriate language.

Hyperliquid Labs continues to emphasize the security of its operations, inviting experts for analysis to prevent potential vulnerabilities.

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