Pelacakan kasus pencurian raksasa laut senilai 27,3 juta dolar AS: peretas kembali mengirim 1000 ETH dan melakukan pencucian uang secara gila-gilaan

【BitPush】A serious security incident is unfolding on-chain. The PeckShield security team detected that a whale user whose private key was compromised on December 18, resulting in assets worth $27.3 million being stolen by hackers, has now suffered a second “harvest” — the hacker just withdrew 1000 ETH (worth approximately $3.24 million) from the Aave platform and immediately funneled it into TornadoCash’s black hole.

What’s even more concerning is that this is not an isolated incident. Tracking data shows that since the incident occurred, the hacker has cumulatively transferred 6300 ETH to TornadoCash, equivalent to approximately 19.4 million yuan. Such large-scale money laundering operations expose a current reality: despite transaction transparency on-chain, there still exist sufficiently mature coin mixing tool chains that give criminals opportunities to exploit. For users holding massive assets, private key management and wallet security have clearly become matters of life and death.