ChainCatcher news, according to SlowMist monitoring, around 9 AM today, funds from multiple addresses were transferred to an address starting with 0x95. Subsequently, 71.21 ETH was transferred from the address starting with 0x95 to an address starting with 0xd4, and then into eXch.So far, the Bit Browser attacker has transferred 307.48 ETH (worth approximately $500,000) into the mixer eXch, accounting for 87% of the total stolen funds.

ChainCatcher news, according to SlowMist's MistTrack monitoring, the Bit Browser attacker has transferred 236.27 ETH to the mixer eXch, worth approximately $386,000, accounting for 70.6% of the total stolen funds.Previously, ChainCatcher reported that WTF Academy founder 0xAA posted on social media stating that the Bit Browser issued a notice indicating that the Bit server's cached data had been compromised by hackers. Bit has reported the incident, and users whose wallets have enabled extended data synchronization are at risk of theft. It is recommended to take immediate action to transfer wallet assets and wait for the official notification after the intrusion has been completely resolved.

ChainCatcher message, MistTrack releases update on Bit Browser attack incident:The hacker transferred a total of 6.5 Ethereum to 0x9713...039a on zkSync Era.The hacker bridged to Arbitrum via Socket and transferred 1 ETH to TornadoCash on Arbitrum.The hacker bridged 5.3 ETH to the address 0x9c00...8143 on Optimism via Socket.The address 0x9c00...8143 on Optimism transferred 5.2 ETH to the Binance address 0x506f...8845.83 AVAX have been frozen.A total of 80.97 ETH has been transferred to Railgun on Arbitrum.

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist's Chief Information Security Officer 23pds tweeted: "Regarding the situation of a large number of users of the Bit Browser being stolen, we have successfully intercepted some of the laundered funds in collaboration with our partners. The Bit Browser is filing a case, and once the case is successfully filed, Slow Mist will officially intervene."Previous news, the Bit Browser stated that its server cache data was hacked, posing a risk of user wallet theft.

ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist Yu Xian posted on social media that there has been a user private key leak incident on Bit Browser, resulting in at least $410,000 in losses.

ChainCatcher news, PeopleDAO core developer 0xAA posted on social media that Bit Browser has issued a notice stating that the Bit server's cached data has been compromised by hackers. Bit has reported the incident, and users with wallets that have enabled extended data synchronization are at risk of theft. It is recommended to take immediate action to transfer wallet assets until the official notification after the intrusion is completely fixed.ChainCatcher previously reported that, according to community news, several members of the crypto community have reported their private keys being stolen today, with speculation that this situation is due to the use of Bit Fingerprint Browser. In response, the official Bit Fingerprint Browser stated in the community that some versions of WPS For Windows have a remote code execution vulnerability, which attackers can exploit to execute arbitrary code on the victim's target host and take control of the host, among other things.