Onchain Lens reports that after Railway's security breach a suspected attacker wallet shifted at least $369.3K to HitBTC and other addresses while also receiving funds from a CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer-linked wallet whose connection stays unconfirmed.

According to @PeckShieldAlert, a Kraken user identified as 0xC551...acA21, who previously spent $18M to acquire 8,662 ETH, has been compromised through a social engineering attack. The hacker transferred $1.7M worth of ETH through Thorchain to HitBTC. This event raises concerns about user security and reinforces the need for robust safeguards in cryptocurrency storage and transactions.

According to @EmberCN, an attacker has transferred $18.19 million worth of stolen assets, comprising 7,784 ETH and 26.5 BTC, to the HitBTC exchange approximately six hours ago. The use of HitBTC likely stems from its no-KYC policy, allowing cryptocurrency trading and withdrawals without identity verification. This move raises concerns over the exploitation of lax KYC protocols for illicit asset laundering.