"Security is the lifeline of the exchange, but the hacker's knife is always sharpened in the dark - BigONE fell victim this time, ringing alarm bells for all players!"
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BigONE has encountered trouble today; hackers stole over $27 million through a 'supply chain attack' (simply put, they hacked a partner's system). However, the platform immediately promised: 'User funds are intact, and we will bear all losses!' Currently, recharge and trading functions are quickly restored, but withdrawals must wait for security upgrades to complete.
Brother Lei's View: Supply chain attacks are hard to defend against: this time it wasn't a private key leak, but hackers altered the logic of the risk control system (for example, automatically approving withdrawal reviews). It's like a thief didn't break into your house but bribed the property management to change the surveillance rules!
Case Reference: Last year, an exchange's API was tampered with, causing automated trading bots to wildly send money to hackers.
"The subtext of 'full compensation': BigONE dares to promise a safety net, indicating either strong capital reserves or prior insurance - but users should ask: 'Can it be this smooth next time?"
Exchanges always talk about 'asset security', but true tests come when real money is on the line! After this incident, do you think BigONE users should run or stay? {Follow Brother Lei} Share more valuable insights from the crypto world!!!
