Hacker stole $3.3 million from Ethereum 'vanity addresses' created with Profanity tool

A hacker drained $3.3 million from multiple Ethereum addresses generated with a tool called Profanity.

A hacker has stolen $3.3 million from several Ethereum “vanity addresses” generated with a tool called Profanity.private keys, a previous report from 1inch said.

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