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I don't think we could say they walked away yet. Cashing that money is going to be much harder than the hack itself imo. They might have already compromised the
by rafale 5y ago
I don't think we could say they walked away yet. Cashing that money is going to be much harder than the hack itself imo. They might have already compromised themselves if any of their interactions with the
contract, including past interactions when they were still experimenting with the exploit, was not properly annonymized (used tor + vpns + public internet Hotspot).
There are a few companies that specialize in tracking blockchain hackers. Not to mention law enforcement.
- franknstein 5y agoDo you think this amount of money could be used to pump up some other crypto and safely (legally) profit on that instead of simply cashing the money and getting caught?
- rafale 5y agoThe blockchain is public. If the hacker(s) try that, it would be know and the funds will tracked as they move across coins and accounts . They could use a mixer to launder the funds but that may make it even harder to cash out because exchanges will lock your account if u deposit from an address that's remotely related to a mixer output address.