MistTrack Crypto Tracking Platform tracked the money used to hack Harmony Bridge andmakeMore than 350 wallet addresses have been found involved in the attack, which North Korea’s state-sponsored group Lazarus is believed to be behind the hack, according to a Twitter thread posted Jan. 23 in which funds were transferred via various exchanges to try to escape their followers
Funds in some tokens worth approximately $100 million were stolen from Harmony Bridge on June 23, 2022, then were quickly converted to Bitcoin, as found by MistTrack, and transferred back to the wallet they transferred to. at first
After that, the hacker group 85,700 Ether (ETH) was later transferred to North Korea’s Lazarus group via the Tornado Cash mixer and deposited at several wallet addresses where it remained until Jan. 13, after which the money was transferred to Railgun, which It is an Ethereum-based privacy system that helps in anonymity. Then it was transferred to the specified wallet address.
New Updates on the Harmony Bridge Hack
On June 23rd of 2022, the Harmony bridge fell victim to a devastating attack that resulted in a loss of approximately $100 million.
https://t.co/Rlcl8Jj0s2— MistTrack
(@MistTrack_io) January 23, 2023
Other funds are transferred to Avalanche and eventually converted to Tether or Tron’s USDD tokens, and eventually deposited into wallet addresses on the Ethereum and Tron networks.
Previously, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) announced via Twitter on Jan. 15 that 121 BTC had been recovered from Huobi after Binance detected it.
The post over 350 wallet addresses related to the Harmony Bridge attack by North Korea’s Lazarus group appeared first on Bitcoin Addict.