One is delighted to report that the authorities in the United States have finally caught up with the scoundrels who pilfered a tidy sum of $31 million in cryptocurrency from the hapless Uranium Finance. It’s a wonder they didn’t get away with it entirely, what with their cunning use of Tornado Cash and AnySwap to launder the loot.
It all began on April 28, 2021, when the nefarious hackers exploited a rather glaring vulnerability in Uranium Finance’s smart contracts, making off with a whoppin’ $50 million in various cryptocurrencies. One can only imagine the consternation of the poor investors who thought they were playing it safe with Uranium Finance, only to have their trust betrayed by a pair of contract flaws.
The Great Uranium Heist
Now, one supposes that the authorities are to be commended for their efforts in recovering a significant portion of the stolen funds. It’s a small victory in the grand scheme of things, but a victory nonetheless. After all, as
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