Euler attackers send Proton email contact addresses to the official team via on-chain information

It is reported that an Euler Finance attacker commented on his Proton email contact address in a recent transaction sent to the Euler team.

Interpretation of this information:

The message is about an incident involving an Euler Finance attacker who made a comment using his Proton email contact address during a recent transaction with the Euler team. The tone of the message is factual and straightforward, indicating that the sender is merely reporting what happened without offering any personal opinion or analysis.

The use of the term “attacker” suggests that the person in question is someone who attempted to gain unauthorized access to Euler’s systems or data, or who engaged in some other form of malicious activity. The fact that he used a Proton email address to make a comment suggests that he was trying to remain anonymous or avoid detection by using an encrypted email service.

The reference to a “recent transaction” implies that there was some kind of exchange or interaction between the attacker and the Euler team, which resulted in the comment being made. It is unclear what the nature of this transaction was, or whether there were any other implications or consequences for either party.

Overall, the message provides limited information and leaves many questions unanswered. It is possible that this is intentional, as the sender may not have access to additional details or may not wish to speculate without more information.