$ZEC
💥The crypto industry has been utterly defeated—hackers can stroll into the backyard at will, and they don’t even need quantum technology to break in! 😱
After seeing CZ’s repost, I have to admit, it gave me quite a scare
Ledger was compromised, Polymarket was hacked, and then Binance itself suffered a security incident. If all these things happened in a single night, who would have thought this could be just another night in crypto?
We talk every day about code as law, decentralization, and financial freedom. Yet platforms entrusted with enormous sums of money keep exposing security flaws, one after another. It’s as if hackers have walked into their own backyards and can take whatever they want
What’s even more ironic is that the ability to freeze some of the stolen assets this time relied precisely on the centralized freezing powers of USDT and USDC issuers.
We’ve always pursued decentralization, but when it really matters, it’s centralized forces that come to the rescue
Elon Musk once said that every day is a Zero Day. Now, that statement feels increasingly true
Perhaps we don’t need to wait for quantum computers to break encryption. The real vulnerabilities may have been hiding all along in systems, permissions, and human error
The crypto industry needs to prove not only that it can deliver financial freedom, but also that it can protect users’ money
#黑客 #两地址约12.8亿枚USDT遭冻结 #FirstDigital拉黑持约340万枚FDUSD攻击者地址
💥The crypto industry has been utterly defeated—hackers can stroll into the backyard at will, and they don’t even need quantum technology to break in! 😱
After seeing CZ’s repost, I have to admit, it gave me quite a scare
Ledger was compromised, Polymarket was hacked, and then Binance itself suffered a security incident. If all these things happened in a single night, who would have thought this could be just another night in crypto?
We talk every day about code as law, decentralization, and financial freedom. Yet platforms entrusted with enormous sums of money keep exposing security flaws, one after another. It’s as if hackers have walked into their own backyards and can take whatever they want
What’s even more ironic is that the ability to freeze some of the stolen assets this time relied precisely on the centralized freezing powers of USDT and USDC issuers.
We’ve always pursued decentralization, but when it really matters, it’s centralized forces that come to the rescue
Elon Musk once said that every day is a Zero Day. Now, that statement feels increasingly true
Perhaps we don’t need to wait for quantum computers to break encryption. The real vulnerabilities may have been hiding all along in systems, permissions, and human error
The crypto industry needs to prove not only that it can deliver financial freedom, but also that it can protect users’ money
#黑客 #两地址约12.8亿枚USDT遭冻结 #FirstDigital拉黑持约340万枚FDUSD攻击者地址
