Cryptocurrency exchange OKX has temporarily taken down its decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator over suspicions of abuse by North Korean hacker group Lazarus. OKX says the move is necessary to conduct an internal audit and update its security system. OKX's core wallets will continue to operate, although the creation of new addresses has been temporarily restricted in some regions. The move comes amid an EU investigation into OKX Web3, a platform that provides access to the DEX aggregator and non-custodial wallets, which was reportedly used to launder funds stolen from Bybit. OKX has not yet announced a timeline for when the DEX aggregator will be restored🗿
