Last night, Kuaishou's core live streaming feature was “breached” by hackers for a full ten minutes.
This is by no means an ordinary failure. As a nationally-level application with the strictest reviews and highest defenses, it was simultaneously breached through account, AI, and manual checks. This is highly likely to be a precise strike by a top-level foreign hacker organization.
The impact is nuclear explosion level:
Internal “earthquake”: related teams' year-end bonuses are likely to go up in smoke.
Industry panic: if Kuaishou can be breached today, who will be next tomorrow? This time it was for violating content, what if next time it’s about funds and payment systems?
When the centralized high walls are breached, where should trust be placed?
This incident has completely exposed the 'Achilles' heel' of centralized systems: no matter how large the organization, there exists a core that can be attacked.
This is precisely the fundamental advantage of the decentralized solution represented by @usddio (USDD). Its security logic is completely different:
No single point of attack: USDD operates on a public blockchain, maintained by global nodes together. There is no 'central server' for hackers to focus their attacks on.
Rules codified: All collateral and trading rules are written in public, transparent smart contracts, and no one can tamper with or overstep their authority.
Asset self-custody: Users have complete control over their personal assets through private keys, without the need to entrust them to any centralized platform, fundamentally avoiding the financial risks caused by platform hacks.
True security is not about building higher walls, but about creating a system without a 'central control room'. In the digital age, decentralized architecture is providing a more robust choice for our assets and security.
