Six months of lurking, spending a million dollars to "make friends," and finally, in 12 minutes, pulling away 285 million.

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Do you think Drift was hacked because of a code vulnerability? That's naive.

This time, North Korean hackers played "Infernal Affairs." Disguised as a quant team, infiltrated offline conferences, and deposited over a million dollars in real money into the ecosystem. When everyone thought "these are our people," they sent a GitHub link with a backdoor. Once you click it, your private key is gone.

The most outrageous part is, 230 million USDC was transferred through Circle's official cross-chain bridge, and no one stopped it in six hours. ZachXBT angrily criticized: Is compliance channel only for ordinary people?

Multi-signature? Time lock? All are paper-thin in the face of human trust.

Remember: the biggest pit in DeFi is never the code, but "I thought he was a good person."
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Do you think the project team should compensate? The comments are heated up 👇