币界网报道：North Korea-linked hacking group Lazarus has stolen $3.2 million worth of Solana-based assets in a recent attack, according to blockchain security firm SlowMist. The hackers targeted multiple Solana wallets, draining funds through a sophisticated phishing scheme that tricked users into signing malicious transactions. This marks the latest in a series of crypto heists attributed to the notorious cybercrime organization, which has stolen over $3 billion in digital assets since 2017 according to U.S. Treasury estimates. The attack primarily affected wallets connected to the Solana ecosystem, with victims losing various tokens including SOL, USDC, and other SPL tokens. Security analysts note Lazarus has been increasingly targeting Solana after previously focusing on Ethereum and Bitcoin ecosystems. The group typically launders stolen funds through complex cross-chain transactions and mixing services before converting to fiat currency. SlowMist warns users to verify all transaction requests and avoid interacting with suspicious links or smart contracts. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the Web3 space despite improved wallet protections in recent years. Industry experts recommend using hardware wallets and multi-signature solutions for high-value holdings as basic security measures against such attacks.