
KEY POINTS
- As per the filing published by ZachXBT, the hack of Larsen's private digital wallets was 'the result of storing private keys in LastPass'
- Hackers breached LastPass in mid-2022, stealing encrypted customer password vaults and unencrypted metadata of around 25 million users
- Crypto users criticized Larsen for choosing to store his digital wallet keys on LastPass
- ZachXBT said the Ripple co-founder should have been more transparent about the matter
XRP prices tumbled over the weekend after prominent cryptocurrency sleuth ZachXBT posted details of a forfeiture complaint filed by U.S. authorities late last week that revealed Ripple Co-founder Chris Larsen supposedly stored his wallets' private keys on password manager LastPass.