The Prisma Finance attackers asked the team to hold a public online press conference to apologize and admit that the attackers were not responsible in this incident
According to Mars Finance news, the Prisma Finance attacker chain once again left a message to the project team expressing dissatisfaction with the team's handling of the problem. The attacker denied that his behavior constituted malicious behavior, emphasizing that his transaction behavior was no different from other users and complied with the terms stipulated in the smart contract. The attacker required the Prisma Finance team to hold a public online press conference. All team members were required to show identification and issue an apology and thanks to all users, investors and the attacker himself. In addition, the attackers asked the team to clearly describe the mistakes made, the third-party organization that audited the smart contract, and future plans to improve security measures. The attackers also gave the team 12 hours to change the accusatory language in the incident report and admit that the attackers had no responsibility in the incident. He said that he was just helping the team correct errors and hoped that this incident would encourage teams in the DeFi field to be more responsible. Finally, the attacker expressed that he was looking forward to the team’s online conference and would discuss the specific amount of returned funds after the meeting.
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