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Hacker who stole $610 million in cryptocurrency from PolyNetwork offered job by same platform - Vimarsana News

Hacker who stole $610 million in cryptocurrency from PolyNetwork offered job by same platform

Almost about a week after a hacker stole $610 million from PolyNetwork in what was tipped to be the biggest hack in the DeFi or decentralised finance space till now, the attacker has now been offered a job by the same platform.

Hacker turns honest and returns USD 600 million to Poly Network crypto exchange firm - Vimarsana News

Hacker turns honest and returns USD 600 million to Poly Network crypto exchange firm

It seems the tweet shared by Poly Network reminded him that the money he has stolen can attract major consequences from law enforcement.

Hacker Returns Crypto Worth $600 million After The Firm Said Please - Vimarsana News

Hacker Returns Crypto Worth $600 million After The Firm Said Please

The $600 million crypto hack is one of the largest in Defi history. Poly Network pleaded to have their money back and the hacker complied. In return, the firm offered them $500,000 and immunity, FBI objected to the latter.

Source: digit.in
Hackers who stole $611 million in cryptocurrency are now returning the loot - Vimarsana News

Hackers who stole $611 million in cryptocurrency are now returning the loot

Poly Network, the decentralised finance platform that suffered the breach just a day before, warned the hackers to surrender or they will be pursued by law enforcement in every country in the world.

Hackers steal cryptocurrency estimated at $600 from Poly Network - Vimarsana News

Hackers steal cryptocurrency estimated at $600 from Poly Network

Poly Network, a so-called decentralised finance platform that facilitates peer-to-peer transactions, announced the hack on Twitter and posted details of digital wallets to which it said the money was transferred, urging people to blacklist tokens from those addresses.

Source: india.com