On Oct. 2, BlockBeats reported that SlowMist chief information security officer 23pds said NEAR Intents general manager Alex Shevchenko disclosed a new transfer tied to the recent exploit. According to Shevchenko, the exploiter sent 1 BNB to a recovery wallet and left a message saying they were willing to cooperate, while asking the team to provide a Signal contact. Shevchenko said the transfer came from the same address that had previously moved about $3.8 million in funds. Roughly an hour earlier, that address also sent 0.295 ETH on the Ethereum network and attached the same message. The update points to direct on-chain communication from the address linked to the exploit, based on statements cited by 23pds.
BlockBeats reported on Oct. 2 that SlowMist chief information security officer 23pds said NEAR Intents general manager Alex Shevchenko had disclosed a new transfer linked to the NEAR Intents exploit.
According to Shevchenko, the exploiter sent 1 BNB to a recovery wallet and left a message saying they were willing to cooperate, asking the other side to provide a Signal contact.
Shevchenko said the transfer came from the same address that had previously moved about $3.8 million in funds.
About an hour earlier, the same address also sent 0.295 ETH on Ethereum with the same message attached.
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