SecondFi Warns Users Not to Claim NIGHT Tokens with Affected Wallets
SecondFi warns users of affected wallets about the risks of claiming NIGHT tokens. Some affected users will have a claiming window for NIGHT tokens on September 22, but due to the Midnight Foundation's system only supporting claims from original wallet addresses, users cannot switch to other unaffected addresses. This poses security risks for affected wallets, and SecondFi advises users not to claim NIGHT tokens through compromised wallets to avoid theft. SecondFi explains that the NIGHT claiming process is independently managed by the Midnight Foundation, and its wallet migration and asset recovery tools do not cover NIGHT claims. Affected users should contact the Midnight Foundation directly. SecondFi experienced a security incident from June 21 to 23, resulting in the theft of approximately 16.1 million ADA, involving 374 wallets.
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