Израиль связал с КСИР 187 криптокошельков и приказал изъять $1,5 млн

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-05-15Last updated on 2025-09-16

Tether, эмитент стейблкоина USDT, уже заблокировал часть перечисленных Министерством обороны Израиля адресов

Министерство обороны Израиля потребовало конфисковать криптовалюту на $1,5 млн с 187 кошельков, которые ведомство связало с Корпусом стражей исламской революции (КСИР) Ирана. Министерство заявило, что «убеждено в том, что криптовалютные кошельки», указанные в списке, принадлежат КСИР и «используются для совершения тяжких террористических преступлений».

Блокчейн-аналитики Elliptic сообщили, что в настоящее время на кошельках хранится 1,5 млн USDT. При этом поступления на эти кошельки достигали $1,5 млрд в стейблкоинах USDT от Tether.

«Однако невозможно проверить, все ли эти транзакции напрямую связаны с КСИР, поскольку некоторые адреса могут контролироваться криптовалютными сервисами и быть частью инфраструктуры, используемой для проведения транзакций многих клиентов», — заявили аналитики.

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В Elliptic указали на то, что КСИР находится под санкциями в США, ЕС и ряде других стран, и использование USDT сделало средства на перечисленных кошельках уязвимыми для конфискации. В сообщении говорится, что 39 адресов из 187 уже были внесены в черный список компанией Tether в субботу, 13 сентября.

«Это не позволяет этим кошелькам совершать дальнейшие транзакции в USDT, фактически замораживая $1,5 млн в USDT, хранящихся на этих адресах», — пояснили аналитики.

Израиль, возможно, получил информацию об этих кошельках, взломав иранскую инфраструктуру, рассказал TechCrunch директор по цифровым правам и безопасности в некоммерческой организации Miaan Group, специализирующейся на Иране, Амир Рашиди. По его словам, тут могут быть замешаны биржи, которые напрямую не связаны с КСИР, но имеют к нему отношение, как и многие банки и компании, которые «кажутся частными».

В июне произраильская хакерская группа Gonjeshke Darande («Хищный воробей») взломала крупнейшую в Иране криптобиржу Nobitex. В результате политически мотивированной атаки было скомпрометировано свыше $90 млн в криптовалютах, включая биткоин (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Toncoin (TON) и Dogecoin (DOGE).

Украденные активы были переведены на «одноразовые» кошельки без доступа к ключам, что подтвердило несистемный характер атаки и исключило попытку извлечения прибыли, заявили тогда в Chainalysis. Инцидент, по оценкам аналитиков, стал серьезным ударом по иранской криптоинфраструктуре.

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