Bybit stolen funds likely headed to crypto mixers next: Elliptic
Based on past behavior, the Lazarus Group could start using mixers to obfuscate the stolen funds, but it may prove more challenging this time due to the sheer volume of stolen assets.
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Based on past behavior, the Lazarus Group could start using mixers to obfuscate the stolen funds, but it may prove more challenging this time due to the sheer volume of stolen assets.
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