Core executed a hard fork that moved 68,146,177.22 CORE from three attacker-controlled addresses, about 70.2% of the 97,045,563 CORE affected in the 31 October incident, b14g said. No transactions were rolled back and no tokens were minted; recovered funds have not yet been distributed.
The story so far: b14g CORE token exploit
Bitcoin dual-staking protocol b14g said about 97m staked CORE was withdrawn without authorisation on 31 Oct; it paused affected contracts and about 9m CORE was frozen. Core then executed a hard fork that moved 68,146,177.22 CORE from attacker addresses. b14g now says the exploit used a staking contract compatibility…
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Core network hard fork recovers about 68.1m stolen CORE tokens
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