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North Korea's six-month espionage campaign sparks new security reflections for DeFi

North Korea's six-month espionage campaign sparks new security reflections for DeFi

AIcoinAIcoin2026/04/07 12:35
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The DeFi industry has long regarded security as a technical issue, but the $270 million Drift exploit has revealed more complex threats: not traditional smart contract attacks, but months-long social engineering operations. DeFi protocols are now reassessing their security strategies, focusing on operational security, team vulnerabilities, and designing systems under the assumption that trusted individuals could be compromised.
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