Monad co-founder calls on DeFi protocols to use dedicated computers for multisig wallet operations
Foresight News reports that Monad co-founder Keone Hon posted on Twitter that protocol teams should immediately use dedicated signing computers for multisig operations and should not use everyday computers. He emphasized that everyday computers are highly susceptible to being compromised. Once a computer is taken over, even if a hardware wallet is connected, the signing process can still be maliciously tampered with, leading to security risks. Monad Foundation may introduce an incentive mechanism in the future to encourage teams to adopt this method.
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