Lazarus Group's Stolen 41,000 ETH from Harmony Bridge Hack is on The Move
A whopping 41,000 ETH stolen by the North Korean hackers Lazarus Group are currently being deposited on crypto exchanges. According to an analysis of the token movements shared online, the ETH was sent through the anonym...
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According to an analysis of the token movements shared online, the ETH was sent through the anonymity system Railgun before being consolidated in wallets and sent to three major crypto exchanges, possibly to be exchanged for fiat currency....
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