According to ChainCatcher, Galaxy’s head of research said they have been in contact with more than 190 victims affected by the Coldcard exploit. The researcher asked any victims who have not yet made contact to reach out by direct message so tracking information can be provided and losses can be reported to relevant authorities. The update also said that no new attack incidents have been confirmed since Aug. 6. At the same time, the researcher cautioned that the absence of confirmed new cases does not mean further attacks cannot happen, and urged continued vigilance.
ChainCatcher reported that Galaxy’s head of research said they have communicated with more than 190 victims of the Coldcard exploit and asked any affected users who have not yet been in touch to make contact via direct message.
The researcher said this would help provide tracking information and assist victims in reporting losses to relevant authorities.
The update added that no new attack incidents have been confirmed since Aug. 6, though that does not mean new attacks cannot occur, and vigilance is still needed.
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