Bybit Launches Bounty Website to Combat Lazarus Group
- Bybit was hacked for nearly $1.5 billion, impacting the crypto market.
- The Lazarus Group from North Korea is identified as the attacker.
- Bybit’s new website tracks 6,338 wallet addresses linked to Lazarus.
- Around $42.3 million, over 3% of stolen assets, have been frozen.
- Participants receive a 5% bounty for submissions leading to frozen funds.
After a significant hack by the Lazarus Group, Bybit launched a website to track stolen funds and has already frozen about $42.3 million in assets linked to the group.
Source (2.6)https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/02/25/bybit-declares-war-on-lazarus-as-it-crowdsources-effort-to-freeze-stolen-funds?rand=52298
