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Currently looks like the attacker had legitimate access to the required keys, so perhaps more of a traditional compromise rather than a cryptocurrency/contract
by tracedddd 5y ago
Currently looks like the attacker had legitimate access to the required keys, so perhaps more of a traditional compromise rather than a cryptocurrency/contract centric one.
- edf13 5y agoNope... https://twitter.com/PolyNetwork2/status/1425130017546149891 https://twitter.com/PolyNetwork2/status/1425130017546149891
- tracedddd 5y agoStill early, but looks like damage control to me. https://twitter.com/mudit__gupta/status/1425150994778787841?s=21 https://twitter.com/mudit__gupta/status/1425150994778787841?... https://blocksecteam.medium.com/the-initial-analysis-of-the-polynetwork-hack-270ac6072e2a https://blocksecteam.medium.com/the-initial-analysis-of-the-...
- danielvf 5y agoOr the attacker had stolen the private key. But either way, I'm quite skeptical of Polychain's denial that a key was involved. We'll know for sure over the next few days at any rate.
- tracedddd 5y agoYes, by legitimate I meant genuine rather than authorized.