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Crypto Hack: Bad Actors Steal $5.36M in LastPass Attack
Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT has discovered the loss of over $5.36 million in crypto hacks from over 40 addresses.
As reported by The Block, the attack was allegedly perpetrated by what is identified as a “LastPass threat”. Analysts think the attack originated from a hacking incident two years ago involving the password manager service LastPass.
LastPass Suffers from 2022 Hacking Incident
In December 2022, hackers accessed confidential data on LastPass, including customer keys, API tokens, and MFA seeds.
Armed with this sensitive information from encrypted storage, the cybercriminals have orchestrated and conducted some batches of crypto thefts. One happened in October 2023 and led to the loss of $4.4 million.
In February 2024, another attack was launched, resulting in losses of over $6.2 million. As of September, all the stolen funds amounted to $35 million. Notably, the latest loss of $5.36 mill
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