Galaxy Research says white-hat actors consolidated coins tied to the exploit into a fresh address tagged for a "Crypto ...

White hats have moved bitcoin from the hacked Coldcard signing devices to a trust for would-be victims to reclaim, Galaxy Digital's Alex Thorn has said.

The attacker has now drained the 11 largest vaults tied to the third wave of Coldcard thefts, Galaxy Research said.

Galaxy's Alex Thorn says about 40% of the Coldcard exploit's second wave was whitehat activity, with 52.37 BTC moved to a recovery trust address.

White hats moved 52.37 BTC worth over $4.5 million into a Wyoming trust after the Coldcard wallet exploit exposed user funds.

Coldcard owners can check their Bitcoin addresses against 52.37 BTC in traced recovery funds and begin the process of ...

The attacker built 293 separate vaults for the stolen Bitcoin and is emptying them in order of size, largest first.

According to Alex Thorn, Head of Firmwide Research at Galaxy, a group of white-hat researchers has once again moved 52.37 BTC from wallets affected by the Coldcard exploit into an address controlled ...

Across all attack waves, 82% of stolen coins remain in attacker-controlled addresses, while 18% have been moved for laundering.

White hats secured about 40% of the Bitcoin moved in the Coldcard exploit’s second wave, transferring it to a Wyoming trust for victims. White hats have transferred Bitcoin they rescued from wallets ...

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An attacker drained $70 million from 1,200 Coldcard wallets in 40 minutes by remotely reproducing predictable seeds, on July 30 without touching a single device. A 2021 firmware bug cut possible seed ...