ZachXBT: US law enforcement documents reveal that the co-founder wallet of Ripple was stolen due to LastPass data leakage

On March 7th, PANews reported that encryption detective ZachXBT stated that according to the asset seizure lawsuit submitted by the US law enforcement yesterday, Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen encountered a Hacker attack worth approximately $150 million (283M XRP) in January 2024, because the Private Key was stored in the password manager LastPass that was invaded by Hackers in 2022. Previously, Larsen did not publicly disclose the specific reason for the wallet being stolen. Law enforcement investigations found that the data breach in LastPass in 2022 led to attackers stealing encryption Private Key, and then illegally accessing the victim's electronic accounts and stealing assets.