KyberSwap hackers promise to release statement on "Treaty" on November 30
Hacker who stole $47 million from the decentralized trading protocol KyberSwap last week has promised to release a statement later this week regarding potential transactions with the victims. The attacker encoded a message into an Ethereum transaction on the evening of November 28th, promising to release a statement about the "contract" on November 30th. The attacker stated, "I said I was willing to negotiate and in return, I received (mostly) threats, ultimatums, and general unfriendliness from the execution team. It's okay, I don't mind. Assuming I am treated with further hostility, we can reschedule for a later date when we are both feeling more civilized. All you need to do is say one word, if not, we will proceed as planned on November 30th."
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