Chainalysis analyzes the OFAC sanctions designation of Buy Cash and its alleged Hamas ties following the attack on Israel. On-chain evidence and what FIs should screen.
Following Hamas' attacks on Israel, we're seeing inaccurate estimations of crypto's role in terrorism financing. Let's correct the record.
October 2023: OFAC sanctions several associated with a China-based fentanyl trafficking ring that used cryptocurrencies like BTC and USDT-TRX.
OFAC sanctioned individuals involved in illegal drug trafficking into the U.S. on behalf of Sinaloa Cartel, one of whom used an ETH address.
Chainalysis data shows a concerning collaboration between North Korean and Russian cybercriminals. DPRK-linked hacking groups are using a Russian exchange for laundering illicit crypto assets, posing significant challenges for global law enforcement.
Law enforcement should use the this guide to understand the common indicators of cryptocurrency usage they may encounter in investigations.
U.S. and U.K. agencies announced sanctions against 11 members of Russian cybercrime group Trickbot, which has ties to many ransomware strains.
Many criminals use crypto to launder money made from crimes that happened off-chain. Read to learn about how we track the on-chain activity.
OFAC and DOJ charged and sanctioned Roman Semenov for his role in operating Tornado Cash and laundering money on behalf of Lazarus Group.
Read to learn about how Curve Finance pools were exploited due to code vulnerabilities, and the roles of white hat hackers and MEV bots.
OFAC sanctioned several Maldives-based individuals and entities for Al-Qaeda and ISIS activity, including one with an active crypto address.
The 2023 Mid-Year Crypto Crime Update is here! After a year of recovery, crypto crime is down significantly this year but ransomware activity is rising.
On July 6, 2023, Multichain experienced unusually large withdrawals in what appeared to be a hack or rug pull. Read to learn more.
Learn how cybercriminals can money launder cryptocurrency via mining pools, with two real world examples involving ransomware and scams.
South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) sanctioned Kimsuky, a North Korean hacking group. Learn about Kimsuky's on-chain activity.
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