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Blockchain security firm Peckshield revealed on Feb. 26 that an exploiter labeled address associated with the Kyberswap hack had bridged approximately 800 ether tokens from Arbitrum to the Ethereum blockchain. On the same day, the Kyberswap team unveiled revised dates for reimbursing users impacted by the hacking.
A decentralized exchange (DEX), KyberSwap, recently suffered a considerable security breach that resulted in substantial financial losses. In a new twist, the hacker behind the breach transferred much of the stolen money, almost $2.5 million in Ether, from Arbitrum to the Ethereum network.
The CEO of Kyberswap, the decentralized finance aggregator, revealed on Christmas Day that the platform recently laid off 50% of its workforce. The CEO added his organization is in the process of creating a voluntary database that is expected to help these workers secure new jobs in the Web3 space.