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According to Decrypt, the Socket research team has discovered in a new attack that the North Korean hacker group Lazarus is linked to six new malicious npm packages that attempt to deploy backdoors to steal user credentials. In addition, these malicious software can also extract cryptocurrency data and steal sensitive information from Solana and Exodus encrypted wallets. The attack mainly targets files in Google Chrome, Brave, and Firefox browsers, as well as keychain data in macOS, specifically designed to trick developers into unintentionally installing these malicious software packages. The six malicious software packages discovered this time include: is-buffer-validator、yoojae-validator、event-handle-package、array-empty-validator、react-event-dependency And auth validator. They lure developers into installing through 'typosquatting' (using misspelled names). The APT organization created and maintained GitHub repositories for five of the software packages, disguised as legitimate open source projects, increasing the risk of malicious code being used by developers. These software packages have been downloaded over 330 times. At present, the Socket team has requested the removal of these software packages and reported the relevant GitHub repositories and user accounts. Lazarus is a notorious North Korean hacker group, associated with the recent $1.4 billion Bybit hack, $41 million Stake hack, $27 million CoinEx hack, and countless other attacks in the cryptocurrency industry.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, an address associated with FTX/Alameda has withdrawn 185328 SOLs worth $22.88 million from the pledge, and there are still 5502526 SOLs worth $682.14 million in the wallet being pledged.

BlockBeats News: On March 12th, according to crweworld, iClick Interactive Asia Group Limited, a US listed company, announced progress on its merger with Amber DWM Holding Limited ("Amber DWM") today and received final approval from Nasdaq to go public after the merger. After the merger is completed, the company will be renamed "Amber International Holding Limited" and will begin trading on the NASDAQ Global Market under the new stock code "AMBR" starting from March 13, 2025. The merged subsidiary will merge with Amber DWM, which will continue to be the surviving entity and become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.

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According to Bloomberg, Stark Bank SA， This Brazilian pure online bank, supported by Bezos Expeditions, the Bezos family office, is positioning itself as the preferred banking service provider for cryptocurrency startups in the country, betting that this field, which has been excluded by traditional lending institutions, will drive growth. The CEO of the bank, Rafael Stark, stated that the bank is currently collaborating with 52 companies focused on digital currencies and blockchain technology, including Mercado Bitcoin Servicos Digitias, Transfero Swiss AG, and Binance Holdings. He stated that US President Trump's support for cryptocurrency is making it an increasingly attractive field. He refused to estimate how much market share the bank is currently serving, but stated that considering the cooperation is with large companies, the bank is a "very important participant". Stark Bank was founded in 2018 and helps its nearly 800 clients process payments, pay bills, and manage company credit cards and other services. Its most recent financing was in 2022, with investors including Ribbit Capital and Jeff Bezos' venture capital vehicle, valued at $250 million. Stark stated that the digital bank still has a large amount of cash on hand and is not actively seeking to raise new funds from external investors to increase its valuation and achieve unicorn status. Any plans for an initial public offering (IPO) may take about five years.