
Attackers, who stole $280 million worth of cryptocurrency in April, transferred approximately $75 million worth of ETH via Tornado Cash in the last two days.
Hackers, who stole $280 million from Drift in April and are thought to be associated with the North Korea-linked Lazarus group, sent more than 30 thousand ETH worth approximately $75 million to Tornado Cash in the last two days for the purpose of laundering it.
AI-generated summary
In April, a total of $280 million worth of crypto money was stolen from the Drift platform by the North Korea-linked Lazarus group.
The attacker or attackers who hacked Drift at the beginning of April made their first large transfer yesterday and continued their transactions today. A total of $280 million worth of crypto money was stolen in the attack, which is thought to have been carried out by North Korea-linked Lazarus and some groups close to him.
75 million dollars in two days!
As of yesterday, a total of 25 thousand 710 ETH was withdrawn from 5 hacker-related wallets and sent to Tornado Cash. The total value of these ETHs was $63 million. ETHs were sent in 250 separate transactions over 2 hours. The second transfers took place today. From another wallet linked to the attacker, 4600 ETH worth $11 million was transferred to Tornado Cash. Thus, in 2 days, more than 30 thousand ETH worth approximately 75 million dollars were sent to Tornado Cash for laundering.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The attackers will continue to transfer the remaining funds via Tornado Cash.
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