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Earlier today, a malicious actor gained unauthorized access to Drift Protocol through a novel attack involving durable nonces, resulting in a rapid takeover of Drift’s Security Council administrative powers. This was a highly sophisticated operation that appears to have involved multi-week preparation and staged execution, including the use of durable nonce accounts to pre-sign transactions that delayed execution.

Most Malaysians are not ready. The next crisis may be more brutal than the COVID pandemic. In the next 6 months, many will lose their jobs. Some will lose their homes and cars.

🚨 IMPORTANT: BEWARE if you visit Hong Kong Hong Kong just made a huge change to its law Now it is a CRIME to say no if police ask you for the password to your phone, laptop, or any other personal electronic device including hardware wallet This applies to EVERYONE, including tourists, business travelers, and even people who are only passing through Hong Kong International Airport on a connecting flight! On top of that, police now have broader power to simply take and keep your phone, laptop or other devices if they claim it is related to “national security” Why this is a big deal for ordinary people? 1) Your entire digital life, from private photos, messages, emails, banking apps, work files, passwords, crypto apps to health records, can be forced open and copied by authorities 2) Refusing (even once) can get you ARRESTED AND CHARGED 3) It happens at the airport, so you’re at risk the moment your plane lands or stops for a layover 4) Businesses and professionals are especially exposed: client data, trade secrets, or confidential information could be seized In short, Hong Kong has turned into a place where handing over your personal devices is now mandatory if police demand it U.S. government is warning people because this is a major loss of privacy and a real legal risk even for short stops Start treating Hong Kong as a hard avoid unless you have no other choice and are willing to travel with blank or burner devices only