The attacker of Kyber Network has transferred 1000 WETH to the address starting with 0x84e on Arbitrum chain.

According to BlockBeats news on November 23, as monitored by PeckShield, the attacker address of Kyber Network has transferred 1,000 WETH (worth $2.06 million) to the 0x84e address on the Arbitrum chain. This address had previously interacted with Indexed Finance Exploiter on the Ethereum network about 705 days ago.

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