North Korean hackers try to launder $27M in ETH from Harmony bridge attack
Three main addresses sent 17,278 Ether to six exchanges, which managed to freeze at least some of the stolen funds.
Three main addresses sent 17,278 Ether to six exchanges, which managed to freeze at least some of the stolen funds.
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