The hacker responsible for stealing more than $400 million from FTX and FTX US in November may be using the hype surrounding the Sam Bankman-Fried trial to further obscure the funds, says CertiK security director Hugh Brooks.
- Just before the start of Bankman-Freed's trial, a hacker known as the "FTX Drainer" began moving millions of ether from an attack in November.
- Over the past three days, the hacker transferred about 15,000 ETH (approximately $24 million) to three new wallets.
- Brooks said that it has not yet been possible to identify individuals or groups that may be behind the attack on FTX, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Just before the start of Bankman-Freed's trial, a hacker known as the "FTX Drainer" began moving millions of ether from an attack in November.
- Over the past three days, the hacker transferred about 15,000 ETH (approximately $24 million) to three new wallets.
- Brooks said that it has not yet been possible to identify individuals or groups that may be behind the attack on FTX, and the investigation is ongoing.