Arkham: Arbitrum Hacker Transferred Funds To ‘Compromised’ Wallets
- Hacker targeted 2,400 wallets on Arbitrum network and used the airdrop buzz to trick users.
- Arkham advised users not to interact with suspicious addresses (0x59d4087f3ff91da6a492b596cbde7140c34afb19) to prevent loss of funds.
- Hackers are using honeypots to exploit the hype around airdrops and DeFi projects, putting users at risk of financial loss.
Over the last 12 hours, there have been reports of a hacker targeting roughly 2,400 wallets on the Arbitrum network by transferring funds to these wallets, which are believed to have been compromised. It appears that the attacker is capitalizing on the current buzz surrounding the Arbitrum airdrop and is tricking unwary users into falling into a trap.
According to recent reports, the hacker has been transferring funds to wallets that subsequently authorize the ARB token, expecting to obtain the airdrop. The address linked to these transactions, 0x59d4087f3ff91da6a492b596cbde7140c34afb19, is considered suspicious. The community strongly recommended that users refrain from engaging with this address, as doing so may lead to the loss of their funds without actually receiving the airdrop.
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