Astra Nova: Third-party managed accounts hacked, attacker has begun liquidating assets
On October 19, according to official news from Astra Nova (RVV), one of its third-party managed accounts was compromised. A malicious attacker gained control of the account and began liquidating assets. Astra Nova stated that it is utilizing on-chain forensic technology to track the violation and will intervene with law enforcement once evidence collection is complete.
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