Onchain data tracked by Onchain Lens shows that, after a security exploit involving Railway, a wallet believed to be tied to the attacker moved at least $369,300 to HitBTC and other addresses. The same wallet had also received funds from an address linked to the CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer. That transfer has been identified on-chain, but its connection to the Railway incident has not been confirmed. The update points to post-exploit fund movements rather than a verified attribution of all related transfers. At this stage, the monitored transactions show two separate facts: outbound transfers from the suspected attacker wallet following the Railway security breach, and an earlier inbound transfer from an address associated with the CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer. Whether those two elements are directly connected remains unclear based on the information disclosed so far.
Odaily reported that on-chain tracker Onchain Lens said a wallet suspected to belong to the attacker moved at least $369,300 to HitBTC and other addresses after a security exploit involving Railway.
Onchain Lens also found that the wallet had previously received funds from an address associated with the CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer. The link between that transfer and the Railway security incident has not been confirmed.
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