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DeltaPrime Issues Ultimatum to Hacker Following $4.8 Million Attack

Posted on November 13, 2024 by Dissent

Anushka Basu reports:

DeltaPrime, the decentralized finance borrow and lending platform, issued a deadline for attackers to engage in conversation on fund retrieval, with a threat of legal action.

DeltaPrime, the decentralized finance borrowing protocol attacked by hackers in the amount of $4.8 million on Nov 11, issued an ultimatum to the attacker to respond by 8 AM CET on Nov 14, in case it threatens to take legal action.

In a post on Nov. 13, the co-founder Gavin Hasselbaink of the protocol threatened action in court and be tracking the attacker’s identity if there was not an opening of dialogue.

“As I am sure you know, we have several leads on your real identity, and at some point we will have to pursue these in order to retrieve the user funds.” – Gavin Hasselbaink

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