Lambda256, a blockchain specialist firm and a subsidiary of Dunamu, has entered into a business partnership with AhnLab Blockchain Company (ABC) to enhance tracking services for virtual asset wallets. The collaboration aims to address illicit activities such as money laundering and hacking within the blockchain landscape by jointly developing a sophisticated fund-tracking service. The initiative also includes comprehensive research on related technologies.
Under the agreement, both companies will extend their cooperation across various domains, including wallet services, tracking mechanisms, security enhancement, and identifying vulnerabilities in solutions. Additionally, they plan to undertake joint research and development while promoting and commercializing the technology.
Enhancing Security and Transaction Monitoring
ABC, leveraging AhnLab’s established cybersecurity expertise, intends to contribute by strengthening security measures and tracking unlawful activities within the blockchain ecosystem. The firm will utilize its extensive experience in responding to cyber threats to improve the efficiency of tracking mechanisms.
Meanwhile, Lambda256 will oversee data analysis and transaction monitoring, focusing on identifying and preventing fraudulent asset movements. The company aims to integrate Claire, a tool unveiled in November, to visualize and analyze asset flow between wallets. By employing a blockchain knowledge graph, the tool will facilitate the quick detection of irregular transactions, thereby assisting in criminal investigations.
Addressing Virtual Asset Crimes Through Collaboration
According to Lambda256’s Chief Technology Officer, this initiative represents the first instance of private-sector collaboration between blockchain technology firms in developing solutions to combat virtual asset-related crimes. With discussions underway regarding the gradual adoption of corporate accounts and an increasing need to safeguard virtual asset users, the company is designing a system to precisely analyze wallet transactions and assist investigative authorities in tackling financial crimes.
The partnership is expected to set new industry standards in digital asset security by integrating advanced analytics, cybersecurity measures, and blockchain technology, ultimately strengthening regulatory compliance and fraud detection within the ecosystem.