The hacker, who attacked the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Euler Finance, refunded 100 ETH to the victim whose 78 Ethereum (ETH) assets were affected by the attack.
earlier this week Euler Financeto about $200 million flash loan attack A remarkable move came from the hacker who organized it. Attacker responds to a victim’s on-chain message 100 Ether sent it.
In the on-chain message sent to the victim hacker, the assets in question his life savings stated that it was his 78 Ether at least 80%He requested the return of:
Please consider returning 80% or 90% of my assets to me. I’m just someone who has 78 wstEth and it represents my whole life’s savings. I’m not a whale or a millionaire. You can’t imagine the mess I’m in right now, I’m totally torn.
As a result, the victim of the attack, with the successful conclusion of the call for help, 22 more Ether more got a refund.
Stolen funds mobilized
On the other hand, the Euler team recently sent a message to the attacker that the assets they stole were at least 90%to return his wife, otherwise an arrest warrant will be issued for him, and a bounty will be placed on his head had stated. The attacker ignored this warning and did not issue any refunds.
Rather, the on-chain analytics platform PeckShieldAlertAccording to data from the attacker, the assets in the hands of the Ethereum mixer Tornado CashIt started sending to . Attacker, so far 4 million dollars worth 2,600 Ether Sent it to Tornado Cash pools.