ZachXBT poses as money launderer to infiltrate Lazarus network
ZachXBT posed as a money laundering client in order to expose a Chinese crime syndicate laundering funds for North Korea's Lazarus Group.
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ZachXBT posed as a money laundering client in order to expose a Chinese crime syndicate laundering funds for North Korea's Lazarus Group.
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Extreme negative funding rates turned the winning short-sale of a crypto meme into a huge loss, despite a correct bet on its decline.
Crypto sleuth Tanuki42 claims the middle man selling USDT to Iran is also receiving USDT from DPRK wallets laundering Bybit funds.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists found that $408M in funds sent to Binance are tied to Cambodian scam networks.
— Blockchain, Bybit
Bybit’s Lazarus Security Lab report says 16 blockchains have fund freezing measures while raising concerns about decentralization claims.
A report from the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team claimed that North Korea stole at least $2.8B in crypto hacks since 2024.
— Bybit, North Korea
Crypto wallet Vultisig celebrated making $200K in revenue before ZachXBT claimed it was the result of criminals shifting stolen Bybit funds.
According to the FBI, TraderTraitor has been rapidly converting stolen Bybit assets to bitcoin and other assets via multiple blockchains.
Fearing criminal repercussions for failing to prevent money laundering, ostensibly decentralized services are intervening in the Bybit hack.
Bybit was hacked today for over $1.4 billion in ether and staked ether, according to blockchain analysts and the firm's CEO.