Atomic Wallet hackers turn to OFAC-sanctioned Garantex: Elliptic
Stolen loot crypto from Atomic wallets has started passing through sanctioned Russian-based exchange Garantex, according to blockchain security firm Elliptic.
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Stolen loot crypto from Atomic wallets has started passing through sanctioned Russian-based exchange Garantex, according to blockchain security firm Elliptic.
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