Humanity Protocol: We have noticed the private key storage problem on the test network and will solve it as soon as possible

The blockchain identity authentication platform Humanity Protocol responded to SlowMist founder Yu Xian on the X platform, saying that they thanked him for the feedback on the problem of plaintext private keys being directly stored in the browser on the test network. They have noticed this problem and will solve it as soon as possible and inform users. Earlier, SlowMist founder Yu Xian wrote on X that "the Humanity Protocol project directly stores plaintext private keys in the browser sessionStorage, which is a low-level high-risk error. Fortunately, it is only a test network and has not caused any actual harm."