#加密钱包安全 Trust Wallet security incident sounds another alarm bell. According to Slow Mist's analysis, attackers collected user wallet information by injecting a PostHog JS script. Critically, the patched version didn't completely remove this malicious code — meaning a simple upgrade doesn't guarantee asset security.

If your wallet is on the list of affected versions, here's the recommended sequence of actions: first disconnect from the internet, export your seed phrase, transfer assets to a new wallet, then upgrade. Never open your wallet to export in an online state — that's equivalent to exposing your private key under surveillance.

From on-chain fund flows, recent wallet theft incidents have indeed increased asset transfer activities. Many large-value holding addresses show sudden transfer behavior during abnormal time periods, and these anomalies can be tracked from publicly available on-chain data.

Vulnerabilities in security infrastructure are often more fatal than individual contract risks — they directly threaten all ecosystem participants. I recommend reviewing your wallet version and latest security updates — this is not a small matter.