Svmuu News A domestic black industry team experienced internal strife, with a member publicly revealing that they had stolen approximately $7 million in crypto assets through a supply chain attack, targeting platforms including the crypto wallet Trust Wallet.
According to the disclosed content, the team operates externally under the guise of the cybersecurity company "Wuhan Ansun Technology," with public services including vulnerability discovery, network attack and defense, and security services. However, internally, they are actually engaged in black and gray industry activities such as crypto asset theft. Team members claimed they used Electron client supply chain vulnerabilities, plugin reverse engineering, and automated tools to obtain mnemonic phrases in bulk and scan assets across multiple chains, including networks like Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum.
A domestic black industry team had internal strife, exposing the theft of $7 million from Trust Wallet
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