PeckShield said on Oct. 1 that the attacker behind the NEAR Intents incident has moved the stolen funds to KuCoin and bridged them into BTC. The security monitor also said the attacker address had interacted with an address tagged as belonging to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, identified as 0x098B7...E2f96. The update points to fund movement across platforms and a possible link flagged through on-chain address interaction, based on PeckShield’s monitoring. No additional details on the amount transferred or the timing of the transactions were disclosed in the source report.
According to BlockBeats on Oct. 1, blockchain security firm PeckShield said the attacker in the NEAR Intents incident has moved the stolen funds to KuCoin and bridged them into BTC.
PeckShield also said the attacker address had interacted with an address tagged as North Korea’s Lazarus Group, listed as 0x098B7...E2f96.
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