Unknown Victim's Private Key Leaked, Loss Exceeds $4.3 Million
The private key of an unknown victim has reportedly been leaked, resulting in losses exceeding $4.3 million, involving EVM chains, Tron, and the Bitcoin network. The attacker has emptied over 145 Ethereum addresses and remains active, with most holding USDC. The related funds were exchanged for ETH and then transferred across chains, consolidating with stolen Bitcoin from at least five addresses. The total amount stolen may continue to increase.
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