TRM Labs: LastPass stolen assets point to Russian criminal groups laundering money through mixing tools.
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TRM Labs traced stolen crypto from the 2022 LastPass hack to a Russian cybercrime group using mixing tools for money laundering, with funds ending up in high-risk Russian exchanges and over $28 million involved.
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[TRM Labs: LastPass Stolen Assets Point to Russian Criminal Group Using Mixing Tools for Money Laundering] According to Mars Finance, TRM Labs has traced stolen crypto assets from the 2022 LastPass vulnerability on-chain, with on-chain evidence indicating the involvement of a Russian cybercrime group in money laundering. TRM stated that although the hackers used mixing tools such as CoinJoin, demixing and behavioral continuity analysis still linked the fund flows to the same group of attackers. The funds ultimately flowed into high-risk Russian exchanges Cryptex and Audi6, with the total amount involved estimated at over $28 million.