According to PeckShield monitoring, the Uranium Finance attacker bridged approximately 2 million USDC from BNB Chain to Ethereum and exchanged it for about 1075.6 ETH, then transferred 1000 ETH to Tornado Cash.Previously, on April 28, 2021, hackers stole tokens worth about $50 million from Uranium's pairing contract.
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PeckShield: Uranium Finance Attackers Transfer 1,000 ETH to Tornado Cash
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