Drift Protocol said the attackers posed as traders, met contributors in person, and spent months infiltrating before draining the platform.
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North Korean Hackers Spent Six Months Infiltrating Drift Before $285M Exploit
Drift Protocol said the attackers posed as traders, met contributors in person, and spent months infiltrating before draining the platform.
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