U.S. federal investigators have linked a $150 million theft to a 2022 breach of the password manager LastPass. The breach is believed to have targeted Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen, with the stolen assets primarily consisting of XRP, which is now valued at approximately $700 million. The details emerged from unsealed court documents, revealing that the hackers exploited vulnerabilities in LastPass to access Larsen's cryptocurrency holdings. In a related development, authorities have seized $23 million in cryptocurrency that was reportedly stolen during this cyberheist. The investigation highlights ongoing concerns regarding cybersecurity in the cryptocurrency sector.