Alleged Wagyu.xyz leak links Monero swaps to IPs
Original title: Hackers Claim Wagyu Crypto Platform Breach as Researchers Find Thousands of Monero Transaction Records
Researchers reviewed an unverified export with 38,628 orders and 10,139 IP addresses covering July 18 to October 26, 2026.
Hackers claim a breach of cryptocurrency swap platform Wagyu.xyz. Hudson Rock reviewed a purported order export containing 38,628 records and 10,139 distinct IP addresses, including links among Monero destinations, public-chain payments, and client IPs. WhiteArmor-associated listings appeared on October 27–28, but a listing does not prove ransomware, theft, or the fee claims. Hudson Rock found no evidence that infostealer malware caused the incident.
Unconfirmed: The dataset’s origin and authenticity are unverified, and database labels are not confirmed criminal attributions.
- 4,580 completed cross-chain records joined a deposit hash, XMR address, and IP.
- Six withdrawals labeled “Poloniex Hacker” totaled $1,025,047 in recorded value.
- 4,002 completed orders with userDeletedAt still retained an IP and destination.
- Published indicators were masked IPs; hashes and malware samples were withheld.
Impact: Alleged exposure of swap orders, Monero links, and client IPs
| Product | Affected |
|---|---|
| Wagyu.xyz | — |
- 1.Verify notices through trusted channels and reject requests for private keys.
- Products
- Wagyu.xyz
- Threat actors
- WhiteArmor
- Victims
- Wagyu.xyz
- Organizations
- Hudson Rock
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Hackers have claimed a breach of cryptocurrency swap platform Wagyu. xyz, while researchers reviewing the purported leak found thousands of records connecting Monero transactions with public blockchain payments and IP addresses. The dataset contains 38,628 order records and 10,139 distinct IP addresses, covering activity between July 18 and October 26, 2026.
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