Lambda256 Collaborates with AhnLab Blockchain Company to Track Domestic Virtual Asset Crimes

Lambda256, a subsidiary of Dunamu and a blockchain specialist company, announced on the 16th that it has signed a business agreement with AhnLab Blockchain Company (ABC) for a virtual asset wallet tracking service business.

Through this agreement, the two companies plan to jointly develop a virtual asset fund tracking service that can trace illegal activities such as money laundering and hacking within the blockchain ecosystem, and accelerate related technology research. They will collaborate across the board, from wallet services to tracking and security, solution defects, joint research and development, and promotion and sales.

AhnLab Blockchain Company plans to provide essential expertise in strengthening security and tracking illegal activities within the blockchain ecosystem, based on AhnLab's leading cybersecurity analysis capabilities and years of accumulated experience and technology in responding to cyber threats.

Lambda256 will be responsible for data analysis and monitoring necessary for tracking virtual asset funds. They plan to actively utilize Claire, announced for release last November, to visualize and analyze asset movement patterns between wallets based on a blockchain knowledge graph and quickly detect abnormal transactions for use in criminal investigations.

Nam Ki-hoon, CTO of Lambda256, explained, "This agreement is the first private collaboration case between blockchain technology companies to jointly develop solutions to respond to virtual asset crimes. As the phased allowance of corporate accounts is being discussed domestically and the demand for protecting virtual asset users is increasing, we plan to design it to precisely analyze wallet and transaction flows and support crime investigations by investigative agencies."