A user was robbed of USD0++1 million by clicking a fake Zoom link. The hacker has completed the money laundering and it may be difficult to recover

X user @lsp8940 said that his X account was hacked, and after retrieving it, he found that his wallet was stolen, with a loss of USD0++1 million. SlowMist Cosine analysis pointed out that a hacker group had almost finished laundering in time, and the stolen funds might be difficult to recover. The user disclosed the logic of the incident as follows: "Last night, the hacker disguised a Twitter account, which looked fine at first glance. Through my Twitter interaction information, he pretended that I was XX's friend, and then the Twitter account itself was the CEO of the project party. Because I had seen it before and mentioned my friend, I relaxed my vigilance. Then the other party said that he wanted to have a meeting with me to discuss the project development, and sent me a zoom link. I have Zoom on my computer, but there were always problems when I used Zoom before, and I needed to reinstall it. So when the webpage prompted that I needed to reinstall it, I reinstalled it, and when I woke up, I found that it had been stolen. DEFI has unlimited opportunities and unlimited risks. Please always be vigilant about security issues. Security does not only stay in the project party's own protocol code, but is closely related to your own operations."