Hacker Moves $7.7M in Bitcoin from Coldcard Wallets in Third Attack Wave

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A hacker responsible for a series of Coldcard wallet thefts has moved approximately $7.7 million worth of Bitcoin. According to Galaxy Research, the attacker has now emptied the 11 largest vaults associated with the third wave of these thefts. The moved funds represent around 45% of the total Bitcoin stolen during this latest attack wave. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns surrounding Coldcard hardware wallets and their users.

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