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They blocked very little and can only do very little. He seems to know enough that I don’t believe he’s scared of them finding his identity His own explanation
by simonsaidit 5y ago
They blocked very little and can only do very little. He seems to know enough that I don’t believe he’s scared of them finding his identity
His own explanation is the one I find the most truth in.
https://sites.google.com/view/hackersconfession/home/hacker-confession https://sites.google.com/view/hackersconfession/home/hacker-...
- ackbar03 5y ago> He seems to know enough that I don’t believe he’s scared of them finding his identity I don't know about this but I agree that he doesn't seem to set out wanting to steal $600mio. Sounds like the typical "hacker" mentality where he's prodding around for security holes and just happened to find one.
- ryanmarsh 5y agoI would have loved it if he sent every coin he stole to the burn address as a big fuck you.
- nuclx 5y agoWould have loved to see the discussion whether this amount of money would justify a hardfork to revert the theft.
- simonsaidit 5y agoDon’t think it’s possible in this case as this is a bridge between multiple blockchains that they have no control over.
- nuclx 5y agoWell, the hack didn't involve an inter-blockchain transfer. It was internal transfers carried out at the same time on ETH, Polygon and BSC networks, so each of them would require a separate hardfork to repair this.