Lazarus Group, an infamous hacking group of an unknown number of cyber criminals allegedly run by the government of North Korea, currently holds more than $47 million worth of crypto assets in their wallets. The blockchain analytics provider Dune Analytics, which gathers on-chain crypto data and makes it accessible to the blockchain community, revealed that stolen assets include Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, and Binance USD, among other stablecoins.
Still, the current amount of stolen funds has dropped by $39 million compared to the $86 million the Lazarus-linked wallets held on September 6. The figure was noticed a few days after the online gambling platform Stake became a victim of the group and lost $55 million in the incident.
According to the current data provided by Dune Analytics, the hackers’ wallets hold $42.5 million in BTC, $1.1 million in BNB, $1.9 million in Ethereum, and $640,000 in BUSD.
Interestingly, the cybercriminals do not hold any privacy coins like Monero and Zcash
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