This type of tracing is only possible because it appears the attacker was using a Monerujo wallet with the PocketChange feature enabled, and the input selection algorithm with PocketChange enabled is so horribly busted that at every single step of the withdraw/churn, each tx had at least half a dozen rings with input members from the same originating transaction. Most transactions on-chain do NOT look like this.
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jet@hackertalks.com · 2 pts · 2y
Yes we can, it's not perfect.
Here is how:
https://moonstoneresearch.com/2023/11/03/Postmortem-of-Monero-CCS-Hack.html
tusker@monero.town · 2 pts · 2y
This certainty cannot be used to put someone in prison as it is just probability based and relies on known data available by possessing a view key.
So outside of this any "tracing" it basically useless and total FUD.
jeffro256@monero.town · 2 pts · 2y
This type of tracing is only possible because it appears the attacker was using a Monerujo wallet with the PocketChange feature enabled, and the input selection algorithm with PocketChange enabled is so horribly busted that at every single step of the withdraw/churn, each tx had at least half a dozen rings with input members from the same originating transaction. Most transactions on-chain do NOT look like this.