Seif issued a clarification on the recent security incident on the X platform, saying that the leaked private keys and passwords were inadvertently sent to a secure third-party analysis platform, accessible only to authorized Seif administrators. This is not an external hack or intrusion. Seif said it takes this incident very seriously and recommends immediate action, and guarantees that the risk of external access to this data is minimal. Efforts are currently underway to delete all sensitive d...
SlowMist founder Cosine posted on social media that users who have used Seif Wallet have noticed that a small number of private keys and passwords have been collected by the third-party analysis platform built into the wallet. Fortunately, this is the feedback found by White Hat. It should not be a third-party analysis platform doing evil, and it feels similar to the previous case: using Sentry incorrectly to collect ultra-sensitive information that should not be collected.