Ripple Expands Security Efforts Against North Korean Hacks
Tech Ripple Expands Security Efforts Against North Korean Hacks Ripple announced that it will share exclusive threat intelligence with Crypto ISAC members.The shared data includes fraud-linked crypto wallets and malicious domains tied to North Korean campaigns.Ripple will also provide context-rich profiles containing emails, LinkedIn accounts, and behavior patterns.Crypto ISAC launched a new API that enables companies to integrate threat data into their security systems.Coinbase has already adopted the updated API to strengthen its security operations. Ripple has announced a new threat intelligence sharing initiative focused on North Korean-linked cyber campaigns. The company will provide exclusive data to Crypto ISAC members through a newly launched API. The move aims to strengthen coordinated defense across the digital asset sector. Ripple Expands Intelligence Sharing Through Crypto ISAC Ripple stated that crypto firms often face repeated attempts from the same threat actors. The company said attackers who fail background checks at one firm often target others within days. Therefore, Ripple decided to share intelligence to reduce fragmented defenses. The strongest security posture in crypto is a shared one. A threat actor who fails a background check at one company will apply to three more that same week. Without shared intelligence, every company starts from zero. Ripple is now contributing exclusive DPRK threat…