分析师称疑似朝鲜黑客经 Jupiter Lend 和 Circle 跨链桥转移约 146 万美元,Jupiter 称资金仍可追踪
Analyst: Suspected North Korean Hackers Moved $1.46M via Jupiter Lend and Circle Bridge; Jupiter Says Funds Remain Traceable On-chain analyst @FabianoSolana reported that suspected North Korean hackers moved approximately $1.46 million through Jupiter Lend and Circle’s cross-chain bridge. Funds from an FBI-flagged Solana wallet (AffzFD) were routed through roughly 35 intermediary wallets, consolidated, and deposited into Jupiter Lend before a new wallet withdrew a similar amount minutes later. The funds were then swapped into USDC, bridged through Noble and dYdX, and returned to Solana. The analyst reported 16 outbound transfers totaling $1,463,410 and 19 inbound transfers totaling $1,463,400, with no funds frozen. Jupiter COO Kash Dhanda clarified that the attackers only deposited and withdrew funds through Jupiter Lend, unlike an earlier Aave incident involving borrowing non-freezable assets against stolen stablecoins. He said the funds remained fully traceable through LP tokens, wit
链上分析师 @FabianoSolana 称,疑似朝鲜黑客通过 Jupiter Lend 和 Circle 跨链桥转移约 146 万美元,资金未被冻结。资金来自 FBI 标记的 Solana 钱包,经约 35 个中间钱包流转,兑换为 USDC 后跨链并返回 Solana。Jupiter 首席运营官称资金通过 LP 代币仍可追踪;截至发稿,Circle 尚未公开回应。
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