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Mask Network founder Suji Yan has told hackers who recently siphoned $4 million in digital assets from his wallet to return the funds or face enforcement action. Yan stated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Hong Kong Police, Interpol, and private security personnel have evidence implicating the hacker.

Onchain cybersecurity platform Cyvers detected suspicious outflows from an address linked to Mask Network founder Suji Yan.

Mask Network's CEO, Suji Yan, recently lost over $4 million in one of his public wallets. According to Yan in an X post, the hacking happened shortly after he celebrated his 29th birthday.

Suji Yan, founder of Mask Network, reported the theft of over $4 million in crypto from his personal wallet on February 27, his 29th birthday. The attack occurred during a private gathering, with funds manually transferred over 11 minutes. Investigators are tracing the stolen assets, now converted into approximately 1,700 ETH. The post Mask Network Founder Suji Yan's Personal Wallet Hacked for $4 Million appeared first on Cryptonews.

Mask Network founder Suji Yan suffered a major blow on his birthday after hackers stole nearly $4 million in digital assets from his personal holdings. The theft, which unfolded over just 11 minutes, left Yan reeling and sparked a swift response from blockchain security experts.

Mask Network's founder Suji Yan lost $4M worth of crypto assets from a mobile wallet. The hack came just days after he warned of potential DPRK hacker attacks against top crypto DAO and multisig vaults.