Ripple Co-founder’s $150M XRP Heist Related to LastPass Hack

$XRP Plunges Amid Report $150M $XRP Hack Of Ripple Co-Founder's Wallet Linked To LastPass Breach
XRP wiped out last week's gains as it dropped as low as $2.11 Sunday following ZachXBT's publication of a U.S. law enforcement filing that revealed the theft of $150 million worth of $XRP from Ripple
Ripple Co-founder’s $150M XRP Heist Related to LastPass Hack: ZachXBT
Larsen confirmed the incident in January, where he clarified the hack affected only his personal accounts, not Ripple’s corporate wallets.
Ripple Co-Founder Chris Larsen Lost $661,623,870 in XRP Due to LastPass Hack: Report
Ripple co-founder and executive chairman Chris Larsen lost over $661 million worth of XRP last year, reportedly due to a hack of password manager LastPass.
Ripple co-founder lost more than $100 million in XRP due to LastPass hack: ZachXBT
On Friday, investigator ZachXBT announced in a Telegram group that Larsen was the victim identified in the forfeiture lawsuit.
Last Pass hack led to over $100 million theft of Ripple co-founder’s crypto
Last year’s hack of Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen's crypto accounts has been linked to the LastPass data breach, according to a complaint filed by U.S. law enforcement. In 2024, hackers stole over $100 million of Larsen’s personal XRP accounts and reportedly laundered funds through the biggest crypto exchanges, including Binance.
Ripple’s Chris Larsen lost $150M in XRP to a LastPass hack
Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, lost 283 million XRP, worth $150 million after hackers broke into his wallet. The attack happened in January 2024, but new details reveal the breach was done via private keys stored in LastPass—a password manager that was hacked in 2022.
Ripple co-founder's $150M wallet hack traced to LastPass security breach: ZachXBT
A $150M Ripple co-founder hack traced to a 2022 LastPass breach compromised private keys, with funds moved to major crypto exchanges.
Feds Link $150M Cyberheist to 2022 LastPass Hacks
On March 6, federal prosecutors in northern California said they seized approximately $24 million worth of cryptocurrencies that were clawed back following a $150 million cyberheist on Jan. 30, 2024.
Feds Suspect LastPass Hackers Stole $150 Million In Crypto From One Person
LastPass was breached twice in 2022. Now hackers are cashing out the crypto they stole with the pilfered passwords, feds say. (Photo by Leon Neal/) . Three
Federal agents confirm LastPass breach linked to massive cryptocurrency heists
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US seizes $23 million in crypto linked to LastPass breaches
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XRP drops below $2, as Polymarket users predict steeper declines
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