Humanity Protocol — DPRK Phishing & Token Drain

On June 8–9, 2026, Humanity Protocol suffered a sophisticated phishing attack subsequently attributed to the Lazarus Group (DPRK) by Quantstamp in a report published June 12, 2026. Attackers obtained internal credentials through targeted phishing, then gained control of the ProxyAdmin contract on BSC. This access was used to authorize an unauthorized H token mint (BSC tx: 0x5a8f82f1064a7846ab3eb77bd1d36ec52dfd773c3957ad0aeea28da95fe9c5fb). Simultaneously, H token holdings were drained from multiple Ethereum-side addresses across six primary tainted wallets. Humanity Protocol immediately published a full transparency portal at transparency.humanity.org listing all 71,713 tainted addresses and 419,209 terminal transactions. The team paused affected contracts, coordinated with exchanges, and engaged law enforcement. As of June 12, approximately $36M in H tokens remain unrecovered and dispersed across a multi-hop downstream network.