Quote from: ETFbitcoin on Today at 10:51:03 AM

Quote from: DaveF on October 29, 2023, 03:49:27 PM

Quote from: DaveF on September 22, 2023, 10:42:12 AM

They made an update to June 3rd Event Statement the other say.
Still says 'not our fault, looking in to it'
https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/june-3rd-event-statement

I'm guessing that they hope it just quietly fades away and drops from peoples memories.

-Dave

And still no update. Really wonder if they are looking into it or hoping it goes away.
Since people are still using it and talking about using it and so on, I guess people don't care about their crypto.

If you want to use a wallet like this how about I just post a bunch of addresses that belong to me and I'll send you some crypto back later if I feel like it.
If not I'll just keep it. Seems to be the same service as Atomic.

-Dave

But i would count this blog (which updated on October 19 without creation date) as an update, https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/2m-of-suspicious-deposits-frozen-on-centralised-exchanges. But it's rather vague and there's no mention whether the victim receive their coin back. And assuming that blog is being truthful and accurate, it's interesting the hacker use combination of bridge, exchange and mixer to hide trace.

It still does not tell what happened. That is IMO still the issue.
Even a 'we don't know and are still looking into it' is better then this.
Was it on their end in terms of the servers. Was is on the app end? Was it a malicious library / supply chain attack?

So now according to them some funds are frozen. Great. What is the next step? Do they have a next step?

-Dave