SecondFi: Assets for affected users will begin to be returned in about two weeks
Svmuu News: Cardano wallet service provider SecondFi has released an update on the theft incident, stating that the team has completed a final snapshot of the affected users’ asset balances. Multiple snapshots had already been taken during the incident response as a basis for subsequent asset recovery and reconciliation. SecondFi stated that its engineering and security teams are working on an asset recovery plan and expect to begin returning assets in approximately two weeks—one week to finalize a viable technical solution and one week for testing and review. The specific timeline may be adjusted slightly as progress is made. The platform will resume operations only after fully passing a security review. Currently, users need only submit support requests through the official website’s ticket system; no additional action is required.
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