Hackers who hacked the Bybit exchange laundered 45,900 ETH (~113 million dollars) in 24 hours, with a total of 135,000 ETH (~335 million dollars) stolen. The criminals continue to hold 363,900 ETH (~900 million dollars). They used Maya Protocol to transfer the funds. In response, Bybit CEO Ben Zhou launched a website to track the actions of the Lazarus hacker group. The platform allows users to find and block laundered funds, offering a reward for successful operations.
2/26/2025 1:04:35 PM (GMT+1)
Hackers who hacked the Bybit exchange laundered 113 million dollars in 24 hours and continue to hold 900 million dollars, using Maya Protocol and the North Korean Lazarus group
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