A security attack targeting Japanese data centers has recently attracted attention. It is reported that a certain wallet product detected signs of an attack on December 9th and quickly activated an emergency response mechanism, transferring user funds to isolated secure wallets and repeatedly reminding users to switch addresses.

The key detail of the incident is that some users, after receiving risk alerts, still chose to transfer funds back to the old wallet addresses, ultimately resulting in losses. Preliminary statistics indicate affected amounts of approximately 255,000 USDT. However, it should be noted that these losses resulted from user operations rather than platform security vulnerabilities.

From a temporal perspective, this security incident only affected wallet addresses imported or generated before December 10, 2025. Addresses created after December 10 have been confirmed to be completely secure and operational. Currently, the official has initiated a registration process for affected users and plans to provide 100% full compensation to all impacted users. Overall, while it exposes the need for users to improve their security awareness, the platform’s emergency response and compensation mechanisms have been relatively prompt. This also serves as a reminder to all users: upon receiving security warnings, be sure to follow the instructions and do not transfer funds back to risky addresses.