This hack seems to redefine the concept of digital security, as the fault was not in the technology, but in the human element itself. Social engineering has become more dangerous than any software exploit, because the hacker was able to fool professionals who thought they were following security protocols correctly.
It is clear that multi-signature alone is not enough, and companies must raise security awareness and develop more sophisticated verification methods, such as multi-layer visual verification or confirmation via an independent device to avoid falling into this type of trap.
What do you think? Do you see the solution in technology or in training users to think like a hacker?
