Crypto security firm mistakenly shares drainer link to ‘help’ Radiant hack victims
Ancilia accidentally shared a link to a wallet drainer in its attempt to help victims of a $52 million hack on blockchain lending protocol Radiant Capital.
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Ancilia accidentally shared a link to a wallet drainer in its attempt to help victims of a $52 million hack on blockchain lending protocol Radiant Capital.
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