What podcasts say about Gracy Chen
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What Gracy Chen has said on podcasts
13 statements · 8 positive · 5 negative
Tether and Circle helped freeze some stolen stablecoins.
“Tether circle these two stable coin issuers at the uh first two batches of um organizations who help us throw some stable coin on on the uh that that's from our stolen funds”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 20:01
NEAR Intents helped freeze roughly $500,000 of cryptocurrency.
“yesterday near intend also help us froze another uh i think it was 550 500k ish sort of different crypto that went through the NEAR protocol”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 20:17
Recovering stolen funds is harder than freezing them and requires legal procedures.
“Phrasing is slightly easier. Our recovery, we need to go through a lot more, especially legal procedure, which we are doing our best.”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 20:57
Bitget is unlikely to recover more than 3.5% of the stolen funds.
“I just hope that this time we can do better than 3.5%. But I don't have much hope, honestly.”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 21:29
Circle acted quickly in response to the incident.
“Circo actually moved quite fast in this situation.”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 22:51
Bitget will maintain a dashboard tracking stolen-fund addresses for a long time.
“We published a dashboard that follows all the stolen funds addresses, and it's still alive. We'll keep it alive a long time.”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 23:09
Bitget should perform more third-party checks after the incident.
“Do a lot of checks on the third party. Yeah, this is definitely one thing that we didn't do enough. and we are going to change that.”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 48:28
Hackers frequently use social engineering in crypto attacks.
“hackers are using a lot of social engineering”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 48:44
Crypto users should follow basic security practices carefully.
“please do the basic things very well”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 50:17
Crypto custodians should build complex security infrastructure and check every exploitation possibility.
“you do have a much more complicated security infrastructure that you should build and you do want to check on every single possibility that you can be exploited”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 50:31
Many North Korean-targeting incidents likely begin with social engineering.
“the general ideas behind a lot of North Korean incident target is that, again, it started off very likely as a social engineer”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 52:37
Unfamiliar livestream software for interviews should be treated as highly suspicious.
“if someone who asks you to do an interview on a strange live stream platform you know if it's not the the google meet or the zoom that you keep using they give you another software i think this is highly suspicious”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 54:13
People should double-check unusual or even familiar requests before acting.
“you just want to be very, very cautious when you see anything that may not be a norm or it may not be, or even if it's a norm, you want to double check”
Open the episode · How Bitget Is Chasing $388 Million in Stolen Funds After a Zero-Day HackListen at 54:54
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