2025-12-23 17:22:01

The security defenses of the trading platform often remain at a basic level of understanding - do not leak your Private Key, set complex passwords. However, today's attacks have evolved into various forms: script links, social engineering, covert delivery, and other multidimensional combinations, making simple passive defense utterly inadequate.

What should real security look like? Just look at the industry's recognition — the key is to turn the mechanism of threat intelligence, behavior detection, and response disposal into a proactive defense system. It's not about waiting passively, but about identifying anomalies in advance and cutting off attack links in a timely manner.

This shift from defense to offense reflects an upgrade in modern platforms' understanding of security. Threats are evolving, and defense systems must keep pace.

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StealthMoon

· 2025-12-23 17:49

What use is a complex password? Now hackers are all playing social engineering, it's hard to defend against. To be honest, the passive defense strategy should have been thrown in the trash long ago, now we have to take the initiative. Active defense sounds good, but the key is, have the exchanges really done it? Why am I still anxious every day? This time it was okay, but in the end, it still relies on being cautious myself, I don't trust the platform. As threats escalate, defenses also need to upgrade, it feels like playing an endless arms race. The problem is, no matter how perfect that mechanism is, it can't withstand users being inexperienced, one click on a phishing link and they get caught.

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DecentralizeMe

· 2025-12-23 17:37

You're right, that passive defense method is already outdated, and hackers are getting more and more complex. Active defense sounds good, but how many platforms can actually achieve it? Behavior detection sounds advanced, but will it also block normal users? No exaggeration, it really depends on whether the platform is willing to spend money on security; most are still being lazy. Threat evolution defense needs to keep up, ha, saying it is easy but doing it is difficult.

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