$35M Cryptocurrency Theft Linked to 2022 LastPass Data Breach
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Over $35 million in stolen cryptocurrency has been traced back to the 2022 LastPass breach, where hackers accessed encrypted password vaults of approximately 30 million users. The laundering operation, attributed to Russian cybercriminals, has been active into 2025, indicating ongoing exploitation of the stolen data.
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