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Hacker steals 14 BAYC worth over 852 ETH ($1.07 million)

Posted on December 19, 2022 by Dissent

Rodney Holmes reports:

Over the weekend, an infamous hacker known as Jason Brubeck succeeded in stealing around 850 ETH ($1+ million) worth of the Bored Ape collection, leaving his victim completely devastated.

The news was first broken by @Snake, who were able to detect and identify suspicious activity through phishing tactics with impressive accuracy.

Read more at Cryptosaurus.   The analysis thread by @Serpent (fka @Snake) on Twitter makes clear how much planning went into this scam.

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