- LastPass vaults stolen in the 2022 breach are still being cracked, enabling crypto theft years later
- TRM Labs reports ~$35M stolen, with funds laundered via mixing services
- MetaMask’s earlier findings suggest the true losses may approach $100M, as seed phrases remain prime targets
The data breach incident at LastPass, which happened more than three years ago, is still enabling cryptocurrency theft. In fact, cybercriminals managed to steal approximately $35 million to date by cracking stolen LastPass vaults, researchers said.
