Techub News, Cetus tweeted to report the progress of the previous attack: it has cooperated with the Sui team and a third party to conduct incident analysis and fund tracking, and flag the hacking account; The root cause of the vulnerability has been identified and the relevant software packages have been fixed, and the ecosystem developers have been notified to prevent further impact. Professional anti-cybercrime organizations have been contacted to assist in recovering funds and initiating negotiations; Communicating with law enforcement for additional support. In addition, Cetus has identified the Ethereum wallet address controlled by the hacker and proposed a limited-time white hat settlement in exchange for the return of funds, and the hacker will receive 2,324 ETH (about $6 million) as a white hat bounty if the hacker returns the stolen funds, and will not be held accountable.