Security Agency: Solana Theft Hackers have transferred some of the stolen funds to Ethereum and Tron

[Security Agency: Solana Theft Hackers Have Transferred Part of the Stolen Funds to Ethereum and Tron] On August 5th, the cryptocurrency tracking platform MistTrack issued a document saying that the hackers of the Solana ecological wallet theft had transferred some of the stolen funds. Transferred to Ethereum and TRON, most of the stolen funds were transferred across chains through TransitSwap; about 11,801 USDT in the TAd4uAHdSVpSjwzfBycmKcQR2UvaW8rVzy address were transferred to personal wallets on the TRON network, possibly through OTC transactions. In addition, the hacker's initial gas fee also came from the same personal wallet.

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Security agency: Ronin attackers have accumulatively transferred 13,100 ETH to Tornado.Cash: Jinse Finance reported that according to statistics from the security agency PeckShield, as of 17:00 on April 9, 2022, the addresses of Ronin attackers have accumulatively 13,100 ETH (approximately $42 million) was transferred to Tornado.Cash, and 159,710 ETH (approximately $512 million) were held in the wallet. [2022/4/9 14:15:04]

Vee.Finance announces cooperation with DeFi security agency Lossless: Official news, Vee.Finance announced a partnership with DeFi security agency Lossless to recover stolen funds as soon as possible. If Lossless is able to track down the hacker and recover all stolen funds, Vee.Finance will offer 25% of the stolen funds as a reward.

According to previous news, Vee.Finance officially confirmed that more than 35 million US dollars in assets were stolen, and the stable currency was not affected. [2021/10/10 20:18:02]

CertiK, a blockchain security organization, completed a B+ round of financing of 24 million US dollars: On August 17, CertiK announced the completion of a B+ round of 24 million US dollars in financing. This round of financing was jointly led by Tiger Global and Hillhouse Ventures to support the launch of CertiK's new product Skynet Premium. Now CertiK has entered the growth stage and continues to expand its leading edge in the blockchain security track. It completed two rounds of financing within one month and raised more than $60 million within 30 days.

Previously, CertiK received US$37 million in Series B financing from Shunwei Capital, Coatue Management and Coinbase Ventures in July this year, which was the largest single financing in the blockchain security track. [2021/8/17 22:18:47]