#加密钱包安全 Trust Wallet's security incident once again serves as a wake-up call. According to SlowMist's analysis, attackers implanted PostHog JS scripts to collect user wallet information. The key issue is that the fix version did not completely remove this malicious code—meaning that simply upgrading does not guarantee asset security.

If your wallet is listed among the affected versions, it is recommended to follow this sequence: disconnect from the internet, export your seed phrase, transfer assets to a new wallet, and then upgrade. Never open the wallet and export it while online, as this would expose your private key information under surveillance.

From on-chain fund flow analysis, recent wallet theft incidents have indeed increased asset transfer activities. Many large holdings have sudden transfer behaviors during abnormal periods, which can be tracked from public blockchain data as anomalous features.

Vulnerabilities in security infrastructure are often more deadly than risks in individual contracts—they directly threaten all participants in the ecosystem. It is advised to review the wallet version you are using and the latest security updates. This is not a trivial matter.