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| Source |  Schneier on Security |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 6868279 |
| Date de publication | 2022-09-13 11:51:39 (vue: 2022-09-13 12:06:42) |
| Titre | FBI Seizes Stolen Cryptocurrencies |
| Texte | The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FBI has recovered over $30 million in cryptocurrency stolen by North Korean hackers earlier this year. It’s only a fraction of the $540 million stolen, but it’s something. The Axie Infinity recovery represents a shift in law enforcement’s ability to trace funds through a web of so-called crypto addresses, the virtual accounts where cryptocurrencies are stored. These addresses can be created quickly without them being linked to a cryptocurrency company that could freeze the funds. In its effort to mask the stolen crypto, Lazarus Group used more than 12,000 different addresses, according to Chainalysis. Unlike bank transactions that happen through private networks, movement between crypto accounts is visible to the world on the blockchain... |
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| Condensat | $30 $540 000 ability according accounts addresses are axie bank being between blockchain but called can chainalysis company could created crypto cryptocurrencies cryptocurrency different earlier effort enforcement’s fbi fraction freeze funds group hackers happen has infinity it’s its journal korean law lazarus linked mask million more movement networks north only over private quickly recovered recovery reporting represents seizes shift something stolen stored street than them these through trace transactions unlike used virtual visible wall web where without world year |
| Tags | Medical |
| Stories | APT 38 |
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