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The Lazarus Group, which is responsible for the hack, previously moved over $60 million of the stolen funds on Jan. 13.
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The hackers posted two tweets with malicious links to promote a fake virtual land mint.
The company said that the breach extended to Instagram and Facebook.
Funds from the original attack on the Solana-linked project — occurring almost a year ago — are on the move.
The FBI has come forward to announce that the North Korean hacking group Lazarus was responsible for last year's exploit.
Ransomware payments fell $309M in 2022 from a high of $766M in 2021 as victims refuse to pay OFAC sanctioned attackers
Blockchain security firm Certik flagged that a wallet linked to the Raydium exploiter has moved about 1,774.5 ETH to Tornado Cash, according to a tweet on Jan. 19.
The NFT company said the compromised account had information from email campaigns that involved a "limited number of people."
At least 650 individuals were affected by the supposed data leak.