Harmony Attacker Moves Over $44M Worth of Stolen Ether; Authorities Alerted
Harmony is working with two blockchain tracing and analysis firms and collaborating with the FBI, developers said.

The attacker behind last week’s $100 million exploit on the Harmony network started moving funds worth millions of dollars in cryptocurrencies Monday night, blockchain data shows.
Harmony is aware of the movement and is collaborating with blockchain analysis firms and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to catch the culprit, developers said in a tweet on Tuesday morning. The exploited "Horizon" bridge allowed users to exchange assets, such as tokens, stablecoins and non-fungible tokens (NFT), among the Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Harmony blockchains.
1/ We are aware the hacker has begun to move funds through Tornado Cash. The team is working with two highly reputable blockchain tracing and analysis partners, and collaborating with the FBI as part of an investigation into this criminal act. 🧵
— Harmony 💙 (@harmonyprotocol) June 28, 2022
Blockchain data shows the exploiter wallet marked “Horizon Bridge Exploiter” moved over 36,000 ether
On Monday, the exploiter moved over 18,000 ether

In Asian hours on Tuesday, the exploiter moved another 18,000 ether to yet another wallet. From that, some 6,000 ether was then moved to a separate “0x89f89d61644c6e606efb25a01210159f102fbd8b” wallet.
The funds were then sent to privacy swap service Tornado Cash in batches of 100 ether each, blockchain data shows. Over 1,200 ether, worth just over $1.4 million, passed through Tornado Cash at press time.

Tornado Cash breaks the on-chain link between a source and a destination address. This allows exploiters and hackers to mask their addresses while withdrawing illicitly gained funds.
The main exploiter wallet continues to hold over 49,000 ether, or over $59 million, as of early European hours on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the price of Harmony's native ONE token slumped nearly 9% to 2 cents in the past 24 hours.
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