PeckShield has flagged new fund movements linked to the NEAR Intents attacker. According to the on-chain security monitor, the stolen assets were transferred to KuCoin and then bridged into BTC. The monitoring update also said the attacker-controlled address interacted with an address labeled as North Korea’s LazarusGroup, identified as 0x098B7...E2f96. The report did not disclose additional transaction details, amounts, or timing beyond that observation. The update was cited by ChainCatcher in a market analysis newsflash.
According to a ChainCatcher newsflash citing PeckShield, the attacker behind the NEAR Intents incident has moved the stolen funds to KuCoin and bridged them into BTC.
PeckShield also said the attacker address interacted with an address labeled as North Korea’s LazarusGroup, listed as 0x098B7...E2f96.
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