PeckShieldAlert said the address poisoning attacker tied to a Bofur Capital-related address has swapped 2 million DAI in stolen funds for 825.5 ETH. The update follows an earlier report cited by Foresight News, which said PeckShield had identified a wallet labeled as Bofur Capital that was hit by an address poisoning attack after withdrawing funds from Compound in August this year. That earlier incident was reported to have resulted in an estimated loss of about $2 million. The latest on-chain observation only states that the stolen DAI has since been exchanged into ETH, without disclosing additional transaction details in the source post.
PeckShieldAlert said the address poisoning attacker that stole 2 million DAI from a Bofur Capital-related address has converted the stolen funds into 825.5 ETH.
In an earlier update cited by Foresight News, PeckShield said an address labeled as Bofur Capital was hit by an address poisoning attack in August this year after withdrawing funds from Compound, with losses estimated at about $2 million.
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