PeckShield and CertiK, two platforms renowned for tracking crypto transactions, have identified the movement of funds linked to the infamous social engineering scam of January 10, 2026. In their latest posts on X, both platforms show fund movement patterns involving blockchain bridges that the hacker employed to transfer the funds. Hacker Deployed Privacy Protocols for Transactions According to Pe
Blockchain Trackers Identify Crypto Transactions Linked to the January 10 Attack
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Cryptocurrency hacker bridged BTC to ETH, XRP, and LTC. The hacker adopted Tornado Cash and THORChain to conceal transactions. Privacy platforms remain under scrutiny due to the actions of criminals. PeckShield and CertiK, two platforms renowned for tracking crypto transactions, have identified the movement of funds linked to the infamous social engineering scam of January 10, 2026. In their latest posts on X, both platforms show fund movement patterns involving blockchain bridges that the hacker employed to transfer the funds. Hacker Deployed Privacy Protocols for Transactions According to PeckShield’s report , the attacker has bridged 928.7 BTC, worth approximately $71 million, to 19,631.1 ETH, 3.15 million XRP, and 77,200 LTC via THORChain. After the initial transaction, the attacker further laundered 1,468.66 ETH, equivalent to $4.9 million via Tornado Cash… Read The Full Article Blockchain Trackers Identify Crypto Transactions Linked to the January 10 Attack On Coin Edition .