Attacker claims inability to return exploited funds directly and proposes transferring them to a whitehat address with a 10% recovery bounty request.
Security & Exploits ·
An address associated with a recent exploit has posted an on-chain message indicating it cannot directly return stolen funds due to complexity in handling multiple affected users. The message, posted to an address on Ethereum mainnet, proposes transferring the funds to a whitehat address for redistribution instead.
The attacker states that the attack transaction involved multiple users, making direct distribution unfeasible for them to execute. They request that the recipient explain how it would handle distributing the recovered funds to their rightful owners, expressing concern that the recovery process reaches each affected party correctly.
The message includes a request for a 10% recovery bounty in exchange for returning the funds. It remains unclear whether the whitehat address or affected users have accepted this proposal, or what the total value of the exploited funds represents.