

Shooting a Pest onto a surface and creating an ambush.Mute can be very helpful in getting drones to stay still, but if you miss your shot, you can always pick up your Pest and try again. Shooting a Pest directly on to a drone.Armed with his trusty Pest Launcher, Mozzie can hack the Attacking team’s drones and make them his own. On the other side of the Siege is Mozzie, a Defender who figures there’s no reason to bring his own drones to the fight when he can just steal someone else’s. And since the attacking team now includes Gridlock, with her F90 assault rifle or her M249 LMG, you might want to think twice about attracting attention. Keep in mind, though, that all of these actions are noisy, and you risk alerting the attacking team to your whereabouts. If they manage to shoot the Stinger device while it is deploying, they can prevent some or all of the clusters from spawning. Though Jäger’s ADS gadget can’t affect Gridlock’s gadget, Attackers can simply destroy the clusters of spikes with bullets, explosives, or melee attacks. Toss a Trax Stinger through a hatch or between floorboards to exert some pressure from above, or lob one into an area where you know a Defender is hiding to put them in a prickly position. Trax Stingers allow Gridlock to obstruct flanking routes, or surround a planted defuser with a defensive perimeter. Attackers can traverse the spikes without hindrance, but Defenders who dare to tread on them will take damage, be slowed down, and make noise. Each Stinger produces quite a lot of spike clusters, allowing you to really jam up a staircase or a hallway, or cover a large area of a room. Throw one on the ground, and it immediately starts deploying clusters of Defender-damaging spikes in a radial pattern. Gridlock bolsters the attacking team’s area denial capabilities with her Trax Stingers. Read on to learn more about how each Operator’s gadget works, and get some insight into the new map layout to start planning your strategies. Operation Burnt Horizon brings the action to Australia, introducing Gridlock, an Attacker who can deploy damaging clusters of spikes on the floor Mozzie, a Defender who can hack the attacking teams’ drones and use them for his own intel-gathering and a new map called Outback. Harmony said it is "working on various options" to reimburse users as it investigates the theft, but stressed that "additional time is needed." The company also offered a $1 million bounty for the return of the stolen crypto and information on the hack.A new season is coming to Rainbow Six Siege, kicking off the fourth year of ongoing support and regular updates for the tactical first-person shooter. The movement of funds stops during Asia-Pacific nighttime hours."Programmatic" transfers of funds in increments every few minutes.Compromising passwords to a "multisig" wallet that requires only a couple signatures to initiate transactions.Targeting of a "cross-chain" bridge - Lazarus was also accused of hacking another such service called Ronin.Chainalysis, another blockchain security firm that's working with Harmony to investigate the hack, backed up the findings.Īccording to the companies, the way the attack was carried out and the subsequent laundering of funds bear a number of similarities with previous crypto thefts believed to be perpetrated by Lazarus, including: So far, around $39 million worth of ether has been sent to Tornado Cash.Įlliptic says it used "demixing" tools to trace the stolen crypto sent through Tornado Cash to several new ether wallets. The firm added that hackers have started laundering the stolen assets through Tornado Cash, a so-called "mixing" service that seeks to obscure the trail of funds. Most of the funds were immediately converted to the cryptocurrency ether, Elliptic said. There are "strong indications" that Lazarus Group, a hacking collective with strong ties to Pyongyang, orchestrated the attack, blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said in a blog post Wednesday.
