2023-3-20 14:48 |
Euler Finance exploiter has returned 3,000 ETH worth $5.4m to the DeFi protocol, indicating the platform may have reached a deal with the hacker.
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Euler Finance hacker who earlier stole $197 million returned about 3,000 Ethereum tokens worth $5.4 million. However, the chances of the hacker returning the entire $197 million loot remain sliThe post Euler Finance hacker returns tokens worth $5.4 million appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has identified a North Korean-linked address that received approximately $170,000 worth of Ethereum stolen in the recent $200 million hack of Euler Finance
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Euler Finance attacker has started obfuscating the trail of the stolen $197 million worth of ether (ETH) and other crypto assets stolen from the DeFi protocol. The black hat hacker that orchestrated a flash loan attack on Euler Finance, a…
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Decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Euler Finance has been targeted in a flash loan attack, losing $197 million worth of DAI stablecoin.
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A Chinese trader helped the North Korea-linked hacker Lazarus Group launder millions of dollars’ worth of stolen cryptocurrencies. Blockchain investigator ZachXBT revealed in a post on X on Oct. 23 that Yicong Wang, a Chinese over-the-counter trader who operated under…
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Cryptocurrency processing platform CoinsPaid has resumed operations after suffering a significant hack last week. The event, which occurred on July 22, forced the platform to put a hold on its operations for four days.