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🔒 Once again, a security incident has exposed the vulnerabilities in storing crypto assets.

This time, a well-known decentralized wallet was targeted. Hackers implanted malicious updates to the software, stealing assets worth $2.31 million. So far, the scope of the attack has expanded to $7 million. The hackers first completed a transaction on the BSC chain, then split into multiple actions—14.7 BTC, 143.49 ETH, 240,000 BNB, and even cross-chain transfers of various stablecoins. This operation revealed a serious issue: the update process itself became a breach point for hackers.

The wallet team responded swiftly, announcing full compensation for all affected users. They emphasized that funds are safe (SAFU), but this reassurance carries less weight. The root of the problem lies not in the compensation promise but in vulnerabilities within the smart contract auditing and update procedures. The team is still investigating how exactly the hackers infiltrated, while urging users to follow official guidelines to enhance security and take immediate action to protect their assets.

This incident once again demonstrates that security is not just about installing a wallet; it’s an ongoing system engineering process. Project teams need to strengthen auditing standards, and users must be more vigilant—multi-signature verification, regular updates, and storing critical assets on hardware wallets. In the blockchain world, true security comes from continuous risk awareness and scientific prevention. Small vulnerabilities can cause big problems; meticulousness is fundamental. 🛡

Without security, everything is just empty talk.