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The US government sanctioned this week twenty-eight cryptocurrency addresses allegedly associated with entities or individuals linked to Russian cyberattacks or election interference.

The US government introduced these sanctions in an executive order by President Biden that formally announced that the Russian SVR, and its hacking division, commonly referred to as APT29, The Dukes, or Cozy Bear, were behind the recent SolarWinds supply chain attack.

The US government also stated that the cyberattacks and election interference disinformation campaigns were conducted by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) and Russia’s Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), who were helped by six now-snactioned Russian companies.

A press release by the US Treasury Department states that a Pakistani company known as Second Eye Solution (SES) provided fraudulent identities to the Internet Research Agency (IRA) to help them evade US sanctions.

The US government previously sanctioned the Internet Research Agency (IRA) in 2018 for its spreading of disinformation and conspiracy theories to influence the 2016 US presidential elections.

As payment for these services, the US government states that SES was paid over $2.5 million in cryptocurrency between 2013 and 2021.

“Known SES digital currency addresses have received over $2.5 million in digital currencies over more than 26,900 transactions from 2013 to March 2021,” said the US Treasury Department in a press release.

For these activities, the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has sanctioned twenty-eight cryptocurrency addresses linked to these entities or individuals.

The sanctioned addresses are for a wide range of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Etherium, Verge, Zcash, and Dash , are listed below.

Bitcoin addresses:

1KSAbh5trMCTZwhiNsuUQvfTtSSTT8zqRk
1BiUFjzH6wsT73U3tfy4aXHCQsYQHzjk5h
1NE2NiGhhbkFPSEyNWwj7hKGhGDedBtSrQ
19D8PHBjZH29uS1uPZ4m3sVyqqfF8UFG9o
1EYitrwBYNWuTBcjZFbEUdqHppe2raLpaF
1G9CKRHA3mx22DoT1QyNYrh85VSQ19Y1em
182NGZbPJXwg2WDrhrPpR7tpiGQkNPF844
1NayLEVF3bEEbDtdF2Cwso1VdEtvVNh2qX
16PhXY3hNNMTo8kpuJx2emh713KbWpkqci
1GqChmWqGtsaLrGbHfgdrV5Nkvahtjjuxr
18Ke1QWE9nQfXuhJijHggZuPJ5ZYxapoBK
1QJUiNsNfji6mR1FjAwf6Eg9NxxHPoxpWL
1DtGgdCi9VPKz2Bpq8GQhUQEPnQ5HwaT9n
3Gbs4rjcVUtQd8p3CiFUCxPLZwRqurezRZ

Bitcoin Cash:

18M8bJWMzWHDBMxoLqjHHAffdRy4SrzkfB
qpf2cphc5dkuclkqur7lhj2yuqq9pk3hmukle77vhq 

Litecoin:

LeKvNdNEzgQkzVVnRdV3fAu2DSF1nLsNw6 
LQAhYwwK5AR1JQiQPr7vu8Pu4b6qcxxvNB
LgwmgYnraU2uBWHVFUDgAmFCPYj5Yw8C9L
LeKvNdNEzgQkzVVnRdV3fAu2DSF1nLsNw6

Etherium:

0x1da5821544e25c636c1417ba96ade4cf6d2f9b5a
0x7Db418b5D567A4e0E8c59Ad71BE1FcE48f3E6107
0x72a5843cc08275C8171E582972Aa4fDa8C397B2A
0x7F19720A857F834887FC9A7bC0a0fBe7Fc7f8102
0x9f4cda013e354b8fc285bf4b9a60460cee7f7ea9

Verge:
  
DFFJhnQNZf8rf67tYnesPu7MuGUpYtzv7Z

Zcash:

t1MMXtBrSp1XG38Lx9cePcNUCJj5vdWfUWL

Dash: 

XyARKoupuArYtToA2S6yMdnoquDCDaBsaT

Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/us-sanctions-cryptocurrency-addresses-linked-to-russian-cyberactivities/

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