TREE NEWS reports: Onchain Lens identified the Ankr bridge contract exploited in the attack as 0xc437DF90B37C1dB6657339E31BfE54627f0e7181, along with two attacker addresses: 0x119D250b82C1cf5345dF5912EFb4B1a4107a1Aa6 and 0x9A88Dd45AE846A979705c9cFdfD0f229e592D703. The on-chain monitoring account disclosed the addresses without specifying the amount lost or when the exploit occurred.
Onchain Lens identifies Ankr bridge exploit contract and two attacker addresses
The disclosure of specific contract and attacker addresses turns a vague exploit report into actionable on-chain intelligence, letting trackers and counterparties monitor fund flows in real time. It matters most for Ankr bridge users and any protocol or exchange that may interact with those addresses, since attribution is the first step toward containment. The critical unknowns remain the loss size and timing, and whether the flagged addresses are linked to further movement is the open question worth watching.
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