Wallets affiliated with the North Korea-based Lazarus Group have sent over $30 million via Hyperliquid, according to chain analysis from Arkham. This information was revealed on August 31 by Arkham researcher Emmett Gallic. He identified the transactions carried out within about three weeks. These funds went through HyperUnit, where the
North Korea’s Lazarus Group. Which has once again found itself in the spotlight after it laundered $1.95 million. Which is the worth of illegally acquired Ethereum through privacy-friendly mixer Tornado Cash. This was uncovered by blockchain analyst ZachXBT, who noted that the group continues to utilize mixing services to conceal
ZachXBT Ties Lazarus Group to Bybit Hack On-chain researcher ZachXBT has pointed to North Korea’s Lazarus Group as the culprit behind the recent Bybit hack. $1.46 billion in staked Ether and other ERC-20 tokens were stolen. Arkham Intelligence reported that ZachXBT provided irrefutable evidence linking the attack to the Lazarus
