According to Wu's report, on-chain detective ZachXBT has revealed that Tapioca DAO appears to have been attacked due to a team member potentially downloading malware. This attack is related to a series of similar hacking incidents involving Nexera, Concentric, Masa, SpaceCatch, among others. These incidents are associated with fake job scams, where hackers infect systems during interviews. It is reported that approximately $4.70 million in stolen funds was transferred from the Arbitrum network to BSC (Binance Smart Chain), and these funds are currently held at the following BSC address: 0x69d91e56ca80f2a4d7b808b59053ea5c5505ffe2. Notably, Masa seems to have not disclosed to the community about the six-figure hack it suffered on September 20, 2024. These incidents echo previous hacking activities, where many North Korean hackers have exploited fake job opportunities to conduct malware attacks.

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                According to on-chain detective ZachXBT, Tapioca DAO appears to have been attacked due to team members potentially downloading malicious software. This attack is related to a series of similar hacking incidents involving Nexera, Concentric, Masa, SpaceCatch, and others. These incidents are associated with fake job scams, where hackers infect systems during interviews. It is reported that approximately $4.70 million in stolen funds were transferred from the Arbitrum network to BSC (Binance Smart Chain), and these funds are currently held at the following BSC address: 0x69d91e56ca80f2a4d7b808b59053ea5c5505ffe2.<div> </div><div>It is noteworthy that Masa seems not to have disclosed to the community about the six-figure hack it suffered on September 20, 2024. These incidents resonate with previous hacking activities, where many North Korean hackers utilized fake job opportunities for malware attacks.</div><br/><br/></div>

ZachXBT: Tapioca DAO Suspected of Being Attacked Due to Team Members Possibly Downloading Malware