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LastPass breach comes back to haunt users as hackers steal $12 million in two days

Posted on December 18, 2024 by Dissent

Solomon Klappholz reports:

A major data breach at password manager firm LastPass in 2022 is still causing mayhem two years later, with cyber criminals using stolen information to carry out further attacks.

According to data collated by crypto investigator ZachXBT, hackers stole $12.38 million in cryptocurrency from LastPass users on 16 and 17 December.

The attackers drained nearly 150 individual victim addresses, according to the analysis, with ZachXBT noting the stolen money was quickly converted into different currencies and syphoned away.

[…]

Breaking the news, ZachXBT urged readers to move their cryptocurrencies if they might have been impacted by the LastPass incident.

“I cannot stress this enough, if you believe you may have ever stored your seed phrase or keys in LastPass, migrate your crypto assets immediately.”

Read more at ITPro.

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