The Security Alliance (SEAL) has warned users about the risk of losing cryptocurrency if their private keys were stored in LastPass before December 2022. As a result of hacker attacks on LastPass, around $45 million was stolen, including $5.36 million in December 2024. SEAL urges users to transfer their assets to other platforms urgently, as private keys and seed phrases saved before 2023 are at risk. Hackers are active ahead of Christmas.
12/17/2024 2:50:24 PM (GMT+1)
SEAL warns LastPass users about the risk of cryptocurrency loss: hackers stole $45 million, including $5.36 million in December 2024, since the hack in 2022 🚨
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