107 BTC moved, obtained as a result of a phishing attack against Ledger users. The information comes from the Telegram channel Goldfoundinshit TM.
Hackers distributed the bitcoins across two addresses:
bc1qrzpl4y8qvpngkfqdh9apjs8maajp4fvkzk3exa — 51.9 BTC
bc1qr93x4pwnwk9cqtp8jj0myqkwrudh9a0acjqxjl — 55.4 BTC
Initially, the funds were accumulated at the address bc1q9g52wp96ndzma850jl2ncummwsxzrj0alwd6js.
According to the Bitcoin Abuse Database, as of November 2 the address contained 107.4 BTC ($1.5 million at the time).
Earlier in October Ledger users began receiving phishing emails, in which unknown actors claiming to be from the support service reported a supposed infection of Ledger Live by malware and offered to install an urgent update.
Victims linked the attack to the July personal-information leak affecting around one million users from a marketing database. However, the wallet developers said they could not yet confirm this hypothesis.
Ledger continues an internal investigation into the incident.
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