
Ethereum researcher Justin Drake outlines 4 steps to guard wallets against AI-driven attacks
- —Drake advises moving assets to addresses that have never sent a transaction
- —A new address can be generated from the same seed phrase without changing wallets
- —About 6.04 million BTC sit on addresses with exposed public keys
- —Drake urged Binance, Robinhood, Bitfinex and Tether to harden cold-wallet security
Why it matters: Growing concern over AI and quantum threats to wallet cryptography is pushing large holders and exchanges to rethink security standards.
Source: BeInCrypto CN
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