Masked Marauder: FBI, Interpol Hunt $4M Crypto Thief

The founder of Mask Network, a decentralized platform for social networking, has been accused of hacking by the FBI and Interpol. The agency has issued a warning to the hacker, known as "Masked Marauder," to return $4 million in stolen funds or face the consequences of international law enforcement.

The Masked Marauder is alleged to have exploited vulnerabilities in the Mask Network platform to steal cryptocurrency from users. The hacker is said to have gained unauthorized access to the platform's smart contracts and siphoned off funds, causing significant financial losses for users.

The FBI and Interpol have been investigating the hack for several months and have now identified the Masked Marauder as the prime suspect. The agencies have issued a joint statement warning the hacker that failure to return the stolen funds will result in criminal charges being brought against them.

The Mask Network founder has denied any involvement in the hack and has vowed to cooperate with law enforcement in their investigation. The founder has also expressed concern for the safety of Mask Network users and has pledged to work with the community to enhance the platform's security.

The hack has raised concerns about the security of decentralized platforms and the need for robust security measures to protect users' funds. The Mask Network founder has acknowledged the importance of security and has pledged to work with the community to improve the platform's defenses against future attacks.

The FBI and Interpol have not yet commented on the progress of their investigation or the likelihood of apprehending the Masked Marauder. However, the agencies have warned that the hacker should expect to face the full force of international law enforcement if they fail to return the stolen funds.