Blockchain monitoring firm Specter reported that Bitcoin mining and rewards platform GoMining suffered a coordinated attack on September 4, resulting in the draining of over 600 associated wallets. The total loss is approximately $2.8 million, with the attacker quickly transferring and converting the stolen assets across chains, eventually consolidating them into about 1,147 ETH.
Blockchain monitoring firm Specter says it spotted a coordinated attack on Bitcoin mining and rewards platform GoMining on September 4. The hit drained more than 600 linked wallets, with losses estimated at about $2.8 million. Fast move, too. The attacker pushed the stolen assets across chains, converted them, and then gathered the funds into roughly 1,147 ETH, according to CoinGape.
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