ZEROBASE: Completed handling for users affected by the December 12 supply chain tampering phishing incident
According to Odaily, ZEROBASE CEO Mirror Tang posted on X stating that regarding the supply chain tampering phishing incident that occurred on December 12, all verified users affected by the hacker attack have been fully assisted or had their claims acquired. The relevant assets have been handled through full compensation or debt acquisition. At the same time, legal proceedings have been initiated against the hacker and associated accounts, and cooperation with relevant institutions is underway to promote asset freezing and subsequent handling.
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