Ronin hackers attempted to phish Euler hackers to steal funds, but Euler officials have called for intervention

On March 22, it was reported that the address marked “Ronin bridge explorer” (Ronin hacker) on the chain yesterday sent an on chain notification to the address marked “Euler explorer” (Euler hacker), requesting it to decrypt an encrypted message. But experts said the message was a phishing scam that attempted to steal credentials from Euler attackers’ wallets. A few minutes after Ronin Hacker Wallet sent a message to Euler Hacker Wallet, the developers of Euler Finance tried to intervene with their own message. They warned Euler hackers to be alert to the so-called decryption software, Says, “The easiest way is to refund the funds. The Euler developer continued in another transaction, ‘Under no circumstances should you attempt to view this message. Do not enter your private key anywhere. Remind you that your machine may also be compromised.'”

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On March 22, a message was reported between two hacker addresses on the chain – Ronin bridge explorer and Euler explorer. Ronin hacker requested the decryption of an encrypted message from Euler hacker, but experts believe that it was a phishing scam to steal credentials from Euler hackers’ wallets. Euler Finance developers intervened and warned Euler hackers to be cautious of the decryption software, and advised them to refund the funds. The developers also emphasized that Euler hackers should not attempt to view this message or enter their private key anywhere. The message serves as a reminder that their machine may also be compromised.