Keeta Network has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the party behind a recent attack on its payment-focused blockchain, saying the attacker can avoid legal escalation only by returning all stolen funds in full. In a message addressed to the attacker, Keeta CEO Ty said the company’s investigation has made substantial progress and that it has collected evidence that could help identify those responsible. According to Ty, the material includes IP addresses tied to the attack, details on the VPN and VPS infrastructure used, user-agent and technical environment data linked to unauthorized requests, related email addresses, and information on software and infrastructure service providers. He said the evidence has been preserved and submitted to relevant parties. Keeta said repayment can be made in KTA, ETH, or USDC. If the full amount is returned within the deadline, the company said it is willing to offer a reward and resolve the matter without pursuing legal liability. If the funds are not returned on time, Keeta said it will retain all rights to seek legal action and pursue recovery of the assets.
Keeta Network has given the attacker behind a recent exploit targeting its payment blockchain 72 hours to return all funds taken in the incident.
In a message addressed to the attacker, Keeta Network CEO Ty said the investigation has made substantial progress. He said the company has gathered evidence that could identify the party responsible, including IP addresses connected to the attack, information on the VPN and VPS infrastructure used, user-agent and technical environment data tied to unauthorized requests, related email addresses, and details on the software and infrastructure service providers involved. Ty added that the evidence has been preserved and submitted to relevant parties.
Keeta said the attacker may return the funds in KTA, ETH, or USDC. If the full amount is repaid, the network is willing to offer a reward and discuss resolving the matter without pursuing legal liability.
If the funds are not returned within the 72-hour window, Keeta said it will retain all rights to pursue legal action and seek recovery of the assets.
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