$ETH 3 billion dollars stolen: A precise nuclear strike against your "social chain"!
North Korean hackers steal 300 million daily; fake Zoom meetings become routine? This is not just an ordinary security incident, but a "nuclear strike" aimed at the most vulnerable link in the crypto world—human social trust!
Recommendations from acquaintances, Zoom meetings, patch files… hackers no longer attack code, but directly strike at your social psychological defenses. When threats evolve from "technical vulnerabilities" to "relationship vulnerabilities," any centralized communication tool could become a conveyor belt for asset slaughter. This exposes a cruel paradox of decentralized finance: assets have become decentralized, but trust remains highly centralized in networks of acquaintances and social software.
The short-term impact on the market is increased panic, but in the long run, this will force the entire industry to rush toward truly trustless interaction models and self-custody solutions. Players, your urgent task is not to flee the market, but to immediately implement the "digital survival rules":
Isolate social interactions from assets: Any communication involving money must be verified through multiple channels.
Enable hardware wallets: Large assets should be immediately transferred to cold wallets; private keys must never touch the internet.
Question all links: Files and links sent by acquaintances should be treated as potential threats.
Your asset security can only be protected by your own cognition and tools. When hackers are deconstructing your social chain, you must rebuild your security chain with iron rules.
The biggest wealth vulnerability has never been on the blockchain, but at the moment you click "agree."
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