#钱包安全风险 Trust Wallet incident demands attention—developer device was compromised, and $6 million was directly stolen. This is not a minor issue. SlowMist's warning is very important: if you're using a risky version of the wallet, do not open it online; disconnect from the internet first before exporting your seed phrase and transferring assets.

There's a very concerning detail—attackers embedded PostHog JS to collect user information, and the fix version surprisingly did not fully remove it, indicating that the official emergency response might also have flaws.

For us crypto enthusiasts, security comes first. Even if an airdrop is tempting, you must ensure your assets are safe. It is recommended to check your wallet version now, especially for addresses that frequently interact with new projects. If you're already using a risky version, follow the steps of disconnecting from the internet → transferring assets → upgrading. Don't think "as long as I haven't been robbed, I can just delay."

There is no room for complacency when it comes to wallet security. Only with good defense can you continue to enjoy gains without worry.