Users Message Binance Hacker Seeking Help

The hacker linked to the North Korean government, who stole 18,270 Bitcoins in a recent attack on Binance, is receiving strange messages from anonymous individuals. Some senders are asking for help, while others have suggested swapping the stolen assets, and some have taken the opportunity to promote their tokens. These messages have been sent along with small Bitcoin transactions to 19 addresses containing the stolen assets. The hacker has not yet responded and continues to convert part of the stolen assets into Bitcoin. One sender has messaged each of the 19 hacker wallets three times since Friday with "Help me, buddy," and has sent 1,000 satoshis first and then 1,111 satoshis for each address. The total cost of these messages has been about $46. Additionally, someone has asked the hacker to swap the stolen assets using a fake website. Among the messages, some users have also attempted to promote their projects. None of these messages have received a response from the hacker, who continues to transfer the stolen assets.

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