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Cointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra

CertiK traces $63M Tornado Cash flows to Jan. 10 $282M crypto wallet exploit

On Jan. 10, a $282 million cryptocurrency wallet compromise linked to a social engineering scam saw stolen Bitcoin bridged to Ethereum, split across wallets and funneled into Tornado Cash. Blockchain security firm CertiK reported that around $63 million was later deposited into the mixer, complicating efforts to follow the funds and recover assets.
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