#钱包安全事件 Flow has experienced another setback, with $3.9 million transferred by hackers. However, the good news is that user deposits are still safe, which is worth acknowledging. The key point is that the attacker has been identified, the wallet has been flagged, and tracking and freezing are underway across major trading platforms, making it unlikely to escape.

From a technical perspective, this incident mainly involved vulnerabilities at the execution layer. The official team has already released a patch, and nodes are coordinating deployment and upgrades. Honestly, such incidents are not uncommon in the crypto space, but handling them promptly and transparently demonstrates true professionalism. The hackers attempted to launder money through bridges like Celer and Debridge, but were tracked throughout the process, showcasing high efficiency.

But everyone should have learned a lesson—wallet security still requires attention. Even the largest platforms can have issues. Fortunately, Flow didn’t make users pay the price; mainly, their own assets were affected, which is a decent attitude. Once the upgrade is complete, stability should improve. Let’s wait and see.