#黑客攻击与安全风险 This move by Flow is truly brilliant😅 $3.9 million was transferred out of the chain by hackers. The official initially said they would roll back and clear 6 hours of transactions, but it immediately caused an uproar—cross-chain bridge partners deBridge and LayerZero both criticized on X, saying that a rollback would cause legitimate users' funds to vanish out of thin air, and since the attackers had already escaped, there was no harm🤦‍♂️

The most impressive part is Wazz openly stating that this is the worst handling he has ever seen. FLOW dropped from 0.173 to 0.079, and this decline was truly panic selling. Later, the official was forced to change their stance, abandoning the rollback and switching to a "quarantine recovery" plan to stop the bleeding.

Honestly, this incident exposed the fragility of public chains in extreme situations. Rollbacks are essentially centralized intervention, directly undermining immutability. The comments praising Flow as the next-generation application now sound quite ironic😬

In the short term, there will likely be more fluctuations in this area. First, observe the actual implementation of the quarantine recovery before deciding whether to participate. The security risk is right here.