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TechFlow reported, according to SlowMist monitoring, there have been transactions between two addresses linked to the Munchables hacker, and these addresses have also interacted with multiple exchanges, most commonly Binance, MEXC, and ChangeNOW.
Previous report, on-chain investigator ZachXBT disclosed in a Telegram community that the $62.5 million Munchables hack may have occurred due to hiring a North Korean hacker who posed as a developer.
According to SlowMist monitoring, there have been transactions between two addresses linked to the Munchables hacker, and these addresses have also interacted with multiple exchanges, most commonly Binance, MEXC, and ChangeNOW. Earlier reports indicated that on-chain investigator ZachXBT disclosed in a Telegram community that the $62.5 million Munchables hack may have resulted from hiring North Korean hackers disguised as developers.
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