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A blockchain detective has dropped a bombshell update: hackers linked to the infamous 2022 Lastpass breach have drained a staggering $12.38 million in cryptocurrency from over 100 victimized wallets, marking a significant escalation in this ongoing security saga. Blockchain Sleuth Uncovers Millions in Crypto Stolen Post-Lastpass Hack According to blockchain investigator Zachxbt, the total theft … Read more
White hat organization Security Alliance (SEAL) urged users to transfer crypto funds from LastPass if their private keys had been stored there since December 2022 or earlier. Go to Source
An investigation by ZachXBT has linked addresses associated with a former professional Fortnite player and cybersecurity analyst with several high-profile account takeovers. Go to Source
ZachXBT shared what he claims are nearly a dozen wallets controlled by memecoin trader Murad Mahmudov, which drew mixed reactions online. Go to Source
Crypto sleuth ZachXBT accused Ansem of promoting “hundreds” of low market cap memecoins to his followers, which he claimed could have an outsized effect on their price. Go to Source
Truflation’s team said that no customer funds were stolen in the security breach. Go to Source
The scammers spent their gains on a lavish lifestyle of luxury cars, apartments, jewelry, and nightlife. Go to Source
Circle is the fourth stablecoin issuer to blacklist Lazarus Group-linked wallets, but a blockchain analyst has called out the firm for doing so months after other stablecoin issuers. Go to Source
ZachXBT identifies gaps in block explorer quality across several L1 blockchains, urging significant improvements. Go to Source
This breach and subsequent laundering activity highlight the ongoing risks faced by centralized exchanges, even those with robust security measures. Go to Source
