Former Huobi employee set up Trojan horse on iToken to steal private keys

Odaily Planet Daily News According to Wu Shuo, some mnemonic words or private keys of iToken (formerly Huobi Wallet) users have been leaked due to Trojans set up by former employees. According to user feedback, this week the iToken system prompted users that there were security risks in some wallet addresses. Refundyourcoins implemented asset protection submitted by security agencies and transferred funds in some user addresses to safe addresses. refundyourcoins will launch a retrieval function to facilitate the retrieval of assets, involving four chains: BTC ETH TRX XRP. Some user funds are suspected to have been stolen. The hacker address provided by a stolen user shows that the address has stolen 5 accounts, totaling 1.39 million US dollars, which occurred on September 2. Suspected hacker address: https://etherscan.io/address/0x227461a8f41cde0ed709f4ce3e2c605db9a21d05 HTX responded to Wu saying that it had nothing to do with Huobi HTX. Setting up Trojans for the personal behavior of former Huobi employees before the acquisition and stealing other people's mnemonic phrases and private keys has been investigated. HTX will actively cooperate to fight crime.