GANA Payment Exploit Results in $3.1M Theft and Laundering
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GANA Payment was exploited for over $3.1 million, with the attacker laundering funds through Tornado Cash on BNB Chain and Ethereum. The hacker consolidated the stolen assets at a specific BSC address before executing the laundering process, which included the conversion of funds into BNB. An additional $346 ETH remains unlaundered in the attacker's wallet.
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