Onchain Lens said a wallet tied to the suspected Railway exploit has moved at least $369,300 after a security flaw was discovered in Railway. The funds were sent to HitBTC and other addresses, according to the on-chain monitoring account. Onchain Lens also said the same wallet had received funds from an address linked to the CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer. The post did not provide additional details on the transfers beyond the destinations and the minimum amount tracked. Railway was referenced in connection with the security issue, while HitBTC was named as one of the endpoints that received part of the moved funds. The observation points to continued movement of assets associated with the suspected attacker wallet on-chain.
According to Onchain Lens, a wallet linked to the suspected Railway exploit moved at least $369,300 after a security vulnerability was discovered in Railway.
The funds were sent to HitBTC and other addresses, the on-chain monitoring account said.
Onchain Lens also said the wallet had received funds from an address associated with the CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer.
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