TL;DR Breakdown Elliptic Firm and its Investigative arm say that users of Atomic Wallet have fallen victim to Lazarus, the notorious North Korean cybercrime group. So far, $35 million has been stolen in bitcoin, ether, tether, Dogecoin, Litecoin, BNB coin, polygon, and Tron-based USDT. The stolen assets are being laundered using specific services, such as the Sinbad mixer, which has also been used to launder the proceeds of Lazarus Group Hacks in the past. Elliptic, a blockchain intelligence firm, said in a blog post on Tuesday that users of Atomic Wallet may have fallen victim to Lazarus, the notorious North Korean cybercrime group. Reportedly, illegal funds from the $35 million Atomic Wallet hack have been transferred to a crypto aggregator that is favored by North Korea’s most notorious cyber-hacking group. The Lazarus Group financial terror hits the crypto industry hard Lazarus Group is a North Korean cybercrime organization known for its cyber exploits, and it has been blamed for a number of attacks since 2010. The entity is thought to be funded by the North Korean government and consists of…